The Sparrow Apron Against Ten Pieces of Bamboo Gra

[Suzume in Chuwa Juumai Isamai] Sasamon / Suzume is in a bamboo forest and can not cut off from bamboo. Based on the actual fact, it is said that it was added as 'an attachment' of a sweet bamboo. However, ancient people think this sparrow is a good side. It was considered to be a divine messenger to invite a god to a bamboo as a yorishiro. It is the same as a dove of Hachiman-sha Shrine or a crow of Kumano-sha Shrine. ...to invite God, or to imitate God. (Kiji NIWA's "Kamon Hyakuwa (The Hundred Family Crests)"/Bamboo is an invitation to the yorishiro, although it is not directly related to such shrines. (P320)/Its name was "Edo Monshoshu" (The Collection of Edo Monsho). In addition, in "Monno-izumi" and "Monsho Daishusei" (Collection of Emblems of the Imperial Family), it is described as 'Maruni ni sasa mukae suzume' (sparkling sparrows facing bamboo grass).