What kind of role is the Japanese witch?

Many children who watch the Japanese holiday find a character in Japan, a Japanese witch. But what does she do?

Witch (みこふじょ), also known as? Son of God (みこ)? , one of the clergy in the Japanese shrine, serves the core god of Japan and is also regarded as the ancestor of the Japanese royal family (also known as? Goddess of the sun? 、? Goddess of heaven? ), similar to? God's spokesman? Ubiquitous. Originated from the belief in God, it is also called "Shen Yuzi" on some occasions. In the theories of Japanese folklorists such as Nakayama Taro and Nohiko, witches are divided into people who serve in shrines? Son of God? Is it related to folk messages? Yoshiko? . Originated in the sky, photos are attracted by dance, so people regard this dance as a ritual of praying to God, which is called? Witch music? . So in ancient times, witches still had a certain power position in Shinto.

In real life, the daily work of ordinary witches is to clean up the shrine, keep it clean and put things in it. Another is to assist the mage to pay homage, sing and dance, and host social activities (this kind is a witch). Because it is only the auxiliary department, all witches can apply. Generally speaking, it is required to be under 25 years old, preferably a high school student, with a low academic background, but must be a woman.

With the development of ACGN subculture, witches have also become one of the more popular lovely attributes. Modern witches have lost their sacred psychic status, and due to the freedom of modern witches, it is worth noting that if witches attach other attributes, such as black belly and staying cute, their sprouting power will be greatly improved. What are witches like at this time? Saint? 、? Witch? 、? Gods 、? Prophet? Wait a minute. It refers to women with special status and sacred status in some religions, not Shinto witches.