Also known as temizuya, chōzusha, temizusha
thumb|Chōzu-ya at rural Make-jinja thumb|A sign (read right-to-left) explains how to do chōzu thumb|Inside a pavilion, performing chōzu is a Shinto water ablution pavilion for a ceremonial purification rite known as temizu or . The pavilion contains a large water-filled basin called a .
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手水舍是位於神社，寺廟的參道或社殿旁，設有讓參拜者洗手和漱口的建築物。大部分的手水舍是沒有牆壁的亭子，四根柱子稍微向手水舍中心傾斜，並於中心安置水盤。水盤多以石材製成，亦有鐵製和木製品。在水盤裡會放置杓子並注滿清水，參拜者首先用杓子取一瓢水，洗完左手，右手之後，再將水倒在手裡漱口，再洗一次左手之後，以杓子中剩下的水來清洗杓子。 * 日本粉河寺手水舍 * 台灣嘉義神社手水舍
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