Sunday Service Practice; Kadomatsu Workshop

Kadomatsu is one of the New Year's decorations which is prepared prior to the end of the year and that can be placed in front of the entrance or gate of the house. It is made of pine and bamboo, and it seems to be auspicious, but do you know the meaning of decorating Kadomatsu? In fact, the number of bamboo used for Kadomatsu, the place to display it, the period of time, etc., seem to have their own meanings.

Please RVSP if you are coming in person. We will need to organize supplies for people to bring.

You may also like the following events from Buffalo Ro-O-Zan Enkyoji Buddhist Temple:

• This Sunday, 14th December, 11:00 am, Susu Osoji Harai お掃除 (Thorough cleaning) in North Tonawanda
• This month, 28th December, 10:00 am, Mochi Tsuki- Preperation of Mochi for the New Year! in North Tonawanda
• Happening on, 11th January, 11:00 am, Gantan-E (New Year Service) ; Hyakunin Isshu 百人一首 "One hundred people, one poem each" in North Tonawanda

Also check out other Workshops in North Tonawanda.