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katashiro
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Katashiro
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a Japanese term for a paper doll or figurine used in Shinto rituals and ceremonies, representing a deity or spirit and serving as a spiritual medium or placeholder for the presence of the divine during religious practices
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After the katashiro was passed over, it was burned to symbolize the removal of bad spirits.
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