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					<description><![CDATA[In Japan there is Shichi-go-san (seven five three).  Once a year, children who are these milestone ages (for not so long ago, children might not live to see even these tender ages) are brought to temples for a blessing.  They are dressed in their finest, photos are taken (professionally sometimes).  This is a family event.  My daughter was somewhat put off when I replied to her query that she would not celebrate shichi -go-san in a kimono at a temple, because we already had her fifth birthday celebration.  I would love to see this festival in person, but I also feel that I should leave families to celebrate....&lt;br /&gt;And then I sure would love to take hundreds of photos....]]></description>
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