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There are many kinds of rituals, when man grows up. This article or data is not on such a kind of general life rituals of Japanese, but here in this paper Kasugai tries to give the informations on the birth rituals, which are named 橋わたり (Hashiwatari) or 橋こし (Hashikoshi) (Crossing over a bridge or Going over a bridge). This rite is not so popular, it is only known to the people, who live in Kitashitara district in northern part of Aichi-prefecture, this area is very close to Shizuoka and Nagano-prefectures. This rite is not so popular to us and I knew it from an old lady simply by chance. She is now more than eighty-years old, and she told me about the rituals when she got a grandchildren. She told that they should visit UJIGAMl=氏神 (shrine = 神社) after child-birth (as Omiyamairi = お宮詣), at that time they should choose the way to shrine, which passes over a stream, the family should pass through a bridge at that time. At the bridge they should carry out some ceremony. They offer washed-rice, sake, salt and some money at the both foot of the bridge for two-times on both side, then they cross over the bridge and can visit shrine, but on the way home they shouldn't pass the same bridge. This information interested me very much and so I tried to gather the materials on this kind of rituals in this district. Of course the rituals have many variant, and it differs to each village and family. On details see Kasugai's another two articles on the "Birth rituals which crossover a stream." In these two articles Kasugai tried to find out the geographical distribution of similar rituals and the variants. And here in this paper Kasugai tries to show the birth rituals, named Hashiwatari or rituals which relate to water, have very old traditions and are more widely distributed than in my previous article.
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