Japanese workers held a ceremony to thank old machines for decades of service.At Matsudayasu Ironworks in Tottori, Japan, two machines that had operated for 30 and 37 years were given a traditional farewell before being removed.Led by a 92-year-old former manager, the team conducted a traditional kiyoharai (purification) ritual and bowed deeply to express their gratitude to the machines.The ceremony reflects a Japanese tradition of showing appreciation and respect for the objects and tools that have played an important role in people’s lives and work.Did you know? 🎓
Japanese workers held a ceremony to thank old machines for decades of service.At Matsudayasu Ironworks in Tottori, Japan, two machines that had operated for 30 and 37 years were given a traditional farewell before being removed.Led by a 92-year-old former manager, the team conducted a traditional kiyoharai (purification) ritual and bowed deeply to express their gratitude to the machines.The ceremony reflects a Japanese tradition of showing appreciation and respect for the objects and tools that have played an important role in people’s lives and work.Did you know? 🎓
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