What does 3 3 9 times means in Japanese weddings?
Traditionally, wedding sin Japan take place in Shinto shrines, whee the Bride and Groom partake in a sake-drinking ritual called san-san-ku-do. This ancient tradition translates as "three-three-nine-times," where couples drink from three different-sized cups three times each.
Odd numbers in Japan are considered lucky, especially the number three. The smallest cup represents heaven, the middle represents earth, and the largest represents mankind.
Lifestyle / Julia Kitlinski-Hong
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