Анаҩс хаиден (анцәаиҳәаразы азал) аҿаԥхьа игыланы, дара ихырхәаны, рнапқәа еинҟьаны, насгьы уи анцәаԥҳәыс илыҳәаны аритуал ҟарҵоит*.
Then, standing before the shrine’s haiden (worship hall), they follow a ritual in which they bow, clap, and pray to the goddess.* Shinto allows its adherents to practice other faiths, and some Buddhists, professed Christians, and others see no conflict in performing the Shinto rituals at this shrine.