Video: Setsubun-no-Hi at Naminoue, Shrine

Good morning and Happy Sunday everyone in Okinawa. This weeks video about the Setsubun Festival at Naminoue Shrine is up and live on Youtube. In order for me to have my own channel name on YouTube, "ShootLighterTV", I need at least 100 subscribers. Please help me out and  subscribe to see more of my videos, and help me reach this first channel goal. I shot the video with my iPhone 6s Plus, used a Rode VideoMic Me external mic for sound, added the narration voice over using a Rode SmartLav+ mic, and edited everything on my iPad Pro with iMovie. Hope everyone has a great day, and I hope you enjoy the video.

Setsubun-no-Hi in Japan is a celebration of the coming of spring, according to the lunar calendar. It is celebrated by participating in "MameMaki" or throwing soybeans, believed to ward off any evil and welcome good fortune. Shrines around the country participate in this festival.

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