Postwar peace costume priest witch costume

After the Meiji Restoration, Japan began to standardize the national sacrifice system, and also institutionalized the witchcraft of clergy. The main hall of the Japanese shrine has established a strict service system and identity distinction. The priest's clothing of Shinto can be divided into formal dress, ceremonial dress and regular dress. The dress is a safe dress, which is only worn during the big sacrifice.

Special priests-black robe (with no Tang grass pattern on the wheel), white slave gun (with white rattan pattern) and crown (with countless patterns)

Level 1-black robe (wheel without Tang grass pattern), purple slave gun (white rattan pattern) and crown (multiple pattern)

Zhongshang-red robe (wheel without Tang grass pattern), purple slave (fine wisteria pattern) and crown (multiple pattern)

Second grade-red robe (wheel without Tang grass pattern), purple slave coat (without pattern) and crown (with multiple pattern)

Three levels-lying bubble (no grain), female Kun with shallow onion (no grain) and Guan (far grain)

Grade 4-horizontal bubble (no granules), female Kun with shallow onion (no granules) and Guan (far granules)

The dress is a white dress without grain, including a white robe, a white coat and a crown, which is worn in China's sacrifice. Often installed are inauguration dresses, including inauguration dresses, poor people's coats and Eboshi. The formal dress of female clergy is formal dress. The witch's costume is white sleeves and a dagger.