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Table 3.9 Religious forms of Kanamura association in the Yoshikawa district, 1995

Content
of prayer
1 Kawafuji Meiji era District 4 inherited 73 NSFV 8 House order Premeeting FS
2 Kami-uchikawa 1949 Community 3 inherited 24 NSFV 4 Drawing lot Postmeeting AL, BC
3 Miwanoe Meiji era District 3 85 NSFV 8 House order Postmeeting FS, BC
4 Shimo-uchikawa Meiji era District 4 inherited 50 SFV 5 House order Postmeeting AL, R
5 Kawafuji- yakatamae Meiji era Community 1 inherited 11 SFV 4 Drawing lot Premeeting BC, AL
6 Kiurishinden Meiji era District 4 18 SFV 4 Drawing lot Premeeting BC
7 Nakashinden Meiji era District 2 inherited 20 SFV 4 House order No FS
8 Ho Meiji era District 4 inherited 53 SV 5 Drawing lot Premeeting AL, FS
9 Nakajima Meiji era District 4 inherited 25 SV 9 or10 House order Postmeeting FS, BC
10 Hyogo Meiji era Community 1 23 FV 4 House order Postmeeting AL, BC
11 Suka Meiji era District 2 inherited 32 NV 2 Fixed to manager No FS
12 Hiranuma Meiji era District 3 inherited 60 SA No No Postmeeting Not particular
SFV: vicarious visit in spring and fall, NV: vicarious visit in January, FS: prayer for family's safe, SV: vicarious visit in spring, SA: all member's visit in spring,
AL: prayer for a protection against lightning, FV: vicarious visit in fall, R: prayer for rain, BC: prayer for bumper crops, NSFV: vicarious visit in January, spring
and fall
Data source : The author's fi eld survey

Year of
foundation Range

Number of
managers

Number of
households

Way
of visit

Number
of visitors

Decision
of visitors No. Name of district Rite