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| − | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a round stone figure with a smiling face that appears in the beginning of the movie. When Chihiro refused to go into the entrance, the statue's eerie appearance scared her into going in with her parents. The statue has no known significance or purpose to the movie. No one knows what the statue is supposed to represent. |
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| + | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a round stone figure with a smiling face that appears in the beginning of the film ''[[Spirited Away]]'' directed by [[Hayao Miyazaki]] of [[Studio Ghibli]]. Don't be confused with [[Jizō Statue]] from ''[[My Neighbor Totoro]]''. |
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| + | When [[Chihiro Ogino]] refused to go into the [[Red Gate|entrance]], the statue's eerie appearance scared her into going in with her parents. The statue is shown as a woman with two faces. She wishes Chihiro good luck for her journey into the [[Spirit Realm]]. The statue is properly 140 years old, based on her design. |
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| + | Dōsojin Statues is also called Dōsoshin. They are often seen on ways and borders to protect travelers and the local. Jizō Statue is a special Dōsojin to protect children. |
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Revision as of 12:10, 23 June 2018
The Dōsojin Statue is a round stone figure with a smiling face that appears in the beginning of the film Spirited Away directed by Hayao Miyazaki of Studio Ghibli. Don't be confused with Jizō Statue from My Neighbor Totoro.
Entrance
When Chihiro Ogino refused to go into the entrance, the statue's eerie appearance scared her into going in with her parents. The statue is shown as a woman with two faces. She wishes Chihiro good luck for her journey into the Spirit Realm. The statue is properly 140 years old, based on her design.
Usage
Dōsojin Statues is also called Dōsoshin. They are often seen on ways and borders to protect travelers and the local. Jizō Statue is a special Dōsojin to protect children. Template:Nav