After cremation, families perform kotsuage (bone-picking): relatives use large chopsticks in pairs to transfer large bone fragments (feet to head) into urns— the only time sharing chopsticks is allowed. 🌫 1. Yūrei (Japanese Ghosts) Traditional Japanese ghosts: • Wear white burial clothes • Have long black hair • Often appear at night • May not have visible feet People often visit graves during: • Obon (August) – a festival honoring ancestors’ spirits • Higan (spring and autumn equinox) – a time for remembrance During these times, graveyards are full of families bringing flowers and incense. They often feel more like calm gardens than dark or scary places.

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Giusto un assaggio del mare della Dalmazia, che fa venire voglia di tuffarsi!

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In this episode, Sono and Naren visit Silent Yachts' shipyard in Fano to check on the progress of their Silent Grace. A truly special moment, as they had the chance to leave a message on the hull of their catamaran: "May Grace carry us safely and with joy across the sea. May she be our home on the ocean." A heartfelt wish and a glimpse into the unforgettable moments ahead—whether it’s time spent with family, days of exploration, or starry nights found only in the middle of the ocean. What message would you leave on your boat? Let us know in the comments! Follow Silent Yachts on Social Media Instagram: @Silent_yachts_official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/silentyachts/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/silent-yachts/ X: https://x.com/Silent_Yachts #silentyachts #solarpower #yachtlife #catamarans #sustainabletravel #boating

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