Turn into a circle, cut bamboo bamboo and bamboo b trifold wallet

Sasamon/Sasahata: This is the invitation to call God. ...dance with bamboo grass. Also, the voice calling 'Sasa, sa' is called 'Kaguragoe,' which is the voice calling God. ...Kasaha: It represents a marker. It is a sign of "God's presence." Once upon a time, there was a member called Kasanuibe. The duty of these people is to make a hat. This was a sacred job, and it was a person who made a hat for the divine. Therefore, this part belonged to the Inbe clan. In other words, they were closely related to Shinto priests. For generations, Kasanui has served many Shinto shrines including Ise-jingu Shrine. (Written by Kiji NIWA, "Kamon Hyakwa (The Hundred Family Crests)"