How do Japanese get married?

1. How did the Japanese marry anime characters?

That's true. The way should be to marry a real person?

You can immigrate to Japan if you want to get married. Oh, other countries are impossible.

Japanese otaku applied for marriage with anime characters, with 3009 legal signatures.

"Please let me marry Kudou Shinichi (the character in the comic book Detective Conan)!" "I want to marry Kurosaki (the character in the comic book Death)!" It is understandable to want to marry the person you love, but if you look closely, how can you marry all the characters in the comics? It turns out that all the people who said these words are super Japanese comic book fans. They love the characters in comics so much that they are desperate to marry "him/her".

10 year10.30, it is reported that there are more than 1000 comic book fans in Japan participating in online activities, hoping that * * * can make laws to allow them to marry virtual comic characters.

Tai Chi, the founder of this activity, said that he promoted this "special legal change" because he felt that "the virtual world made me feel more comfortable than the real world". Gao Gao wrote on the Internet: "I have lost interest in the real world and even want to live in the virtual world forever. But the current technology can't realize my dream, but at least I can legally marry a virtual character? "

In recent years, more and more Japanese people choose to immerse themselves in comics or computer games to escape the challenges and troubles in the real world. As soon as the * * * activity of "Marriage between Man and Animation" was launched, it attracted more than 1 0,000 comic fans to participate. A supporter commented: "for a long time, I only liked the characters in comics ... although they were virtual, they also had people they loved." I will let this law pass at all costs. "

The cartoon industry in Japan is very prosperous, where there are many fascinating cartoons, covering people of all ages and classes. Even the current Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso is a loyal comic book fan. Recently, he complained that because he became prime minister, he spent less time reading comics.

2. What is a Japanese wedding like?

Japanese wedding customs.

Strange wedding engagement

Japanese people give strange gifts when they are engaged, and each gift has a special symbolic meaning. Gifts are wrapped in gorgeous paper, including: dried cuttlefish symbolizing male genitalia; Seaweed, used as a metaphor for fertile women; A long flax thread means to grow old together; A folding fan symbolizes a steady stream of financial resources in the future.

Colorful wedding clothes

The white silk kimono worn by the Japanese bride at the wedding was originally the dress worn by the bride when the Japanese samurai got married in18th century and19th century. White symbolizes not only the beginning of a new life, but also the end of the original life, because the bride is no longer the daughter of her father, but a member of her husband's family. In traditional Japanese weddings, the bride's hair is pulled up and tied up with a turtle shell comb. The bride's face was painted white with powder. She wore a white veil and a veil. At the wedding, the bride has to change several sets of clothes. Once, I took off my white skirt and put on a gorgeous dress embroidered with auspicious patterns (such as cranes and flowers), with colors of gold, silver and red. Then she has to put on another dark kimono worn by unmarried girls. This is the last time the bride wears this style of kimono, as the end of her innocent girlhood. The groom should wear a black silk kimono and a striped pleated skirt under it. The groom holds a white folding fan and wears white slippers.

Traditional Taoist wedding

In traditional Japanese Taoist rituals, people worship Kami, a god existing in nature. At the wedding, the clergy prayed to the gods to bless the newlyweds. The last item of the ceremony is "* * * to drink sake", that is, people attending the wedding share rice wine with three flat cups. These three cups are stacked in turn from bottom to top. The groom picked up the first cup, took three sips of wine and handed it to the bride. The bride also takes three sips of wine in succession, and then passes the glasses to other relatives and friends in turn. Then start drinking the second and third glasses of wine.

A wedding banquet with rich meanings

In the traditional Japanese wedding banquet, every kind of food on the table represents good wishes or happiness, wealth, or longevity, many children and many blessings, etc. For example, the fish head and tail are rolled up, and the whole fish forms a circle, which symbolizes that husband and wife will never be separated. Lobsters are also common at wedding banquets, because the crimson color of lobsters represents good luck. As for dessert, the bride may choose a glutinous rice balls made of sweet glutinous rice to entertain her guests.

Excuse me, what procedures do China people need to go through to get married with Japanese people?

If it is handled in China, it can be registered at the domicile of mainland residents in accordance with the Regulations on Marriage Registration (Order No.387th of the State Council).

Among them, mainland residents need to provide the following materials: my household registration book, ID card, my spouse, a signed statement that I have no direct blood relationship with the other party and collateral blood relationship within three generations. The Japanese side shall provide the following information: my valid passport or other valid international travel documents, the certificate issued by the notary office or competent authority of the host country that I have no spouse, or the certificate issued by the people of China and the embassy (consulate) of China or the embassy (consulate) of China in that country.

As long as these materials are complete, you can register your marriage in China. The procedure is very simple.

What customs do Japanese people have when they get married?

1. The bride who got married in front of the sun god wore a white long-sleeved kimono called "Vibrating Sleeves" and a white blouse called "Pure White". It is said that white is the color that the groom likes to dye, or to prove the purity of the bride. The bride also wears a Japanese high bun named "Jin Wengao Teru Shimada", a white silk cotton hat or hooded yarn, and a wallet or dagger pinned to her chest.

2. The most important thing in the wedding is the "three-three-nine degree" cup-changing ceremony. It used to be held three times with three sets of cups. The first set of cups was drunk by the groom, then by the bride and then by the groom. The second group of cups is for the bride, then the groom, then the bride; The third group of cups are drunk together, so "three three get nine"

In Japan, a wedding reception is usually held after the wedding. Considering the convenient transportation of attendees, many people hold weddings in hotels or wedding venues with halls. Hotels and wedding venues will prepare all the supplies for the wedding ceremony, as well as gorgeous performances, so it is also very convenient for the people who hold the wedding.

4. Apparatus for exchanging rings ":The bride and groom brought the ring to each other's ring finger, which was influenced by the West in modern times; On divine music: the performer plays elegant music and the witch performs dance; Finally, everyone stood up, and the relatives drank the wine poured by the witch and offered it to God, indicating that the relatives of both sides became relatives. After the God official left, the bride and groom, the matchmaker and relatives left in turn, and the ceremony was transferred to the wedding banquet.

5. "On the Oath": The bride and groom read the oath before God and present the manuscript to God; "Jade string for wine": Jade string (poplar wrapped with white cloth strips on leaves and branches) is said to have played a role in connecting the hearts of God and people. The bride and groom took the jade string from the witch and offered it to God, saying, "Two bows, two clapping hands and one bow".