Previously, beautiful girls married to another village in some poor rural areas in Japan. Boys of the village only felt disappoint with that. So, they hated the grooms coming to marry and try ways to retaliate. And in this way the habit became the local custom. An ordinary small town, Pine Mountain-cho, in Niigata, in Japan, there is no beautiful view to attract visitors and there is no long history of resources to be developed. However, every January 15 the town will hold the "Fabulous Festival", which always attracted many visistors. Treading the thick snow, we arrive at the odd sacrifice, a crowd of people gathered here early, also there are a lot of media reporters, besides the town people and visitors.Do You Know These Attraction of links of london jewellery ? Anne Hathaway Give You the Answer

According to Yamada's description, the main activity is "throwing the groom," which held once a year, it has already been for more than 300 years of history. It is said that this activity stems from the "panic marriage" custom. In ancient times there are a few beautiful girls in the village, they do not accept the same village lad's love, favor others outside the village.You See, Tiffany and Co Lead the Fashion Trend of Hamburg

This not only hurted the pride of guys in the village, but also created an mental imbalace of "fertile water flows to outside fields". Thus, whenever the groom came to marry the bride, the boys in the bride's village would be a partner to throw the groom to the hillsides in order to relieve their heart of hate. Later, this behavior gradually evolved into a marriage custom in Japan that the bride was charming, and was loved by the same village young men.

If the bridegroom can not stand the "torture", instead will make the bride's family lose face. In addition, more attractive the bride is, higher the bridegroom is thrown. In Matsunoyama Cho, people will burn out the new-year decorations in their house such as the straw rope after their "torture" of the groom.

Each family would put some of their adornments, and soon there was a 5-meter high mow. An old man in a traditional costume led the people in the country to pray for a while and then asked Takahashi couple to set fire to the straw.

Ignition was using a primitive way - hit rock make fire. Spark spurted by two Flints was considered to be "love of flash," a symbol of happy married life in future. Next, someone grabbed the straw ashes, mixed it with some snow on the ground and daubed the mixture on others' faces or bodies before they got to know what had happened. This is the local unique "Daubing ashes" custom. The successful attacker can enjoy the unbridled joy, the suffered people do not angry at all. After a while, the fire die down, people are getting excited. Children playing in the crowd rumbling. Adults, whether elderly or women, know or do not know each other, are trying to smear each other.