On the last day of Bon, objects made from this material are used during the tōrō nagashi festival to guide spirits to the afterlife. Shinto purification rituals use zigzag (0[1])types of this (20[1])material known as shide (20[3])(“shee-dey”). Some objects made (0[1])of this material depict Yánluó Wáng and are placed in (20[1])chalk circles. Examples (20[1])of this material adorned with metal foil are destroyed during the Qingming (20[1])(“cheeng-meeng”) festival (20[1]0[2])to provide for (20[1])(*) ancestors in the afterlife; (10[2])that type of this material is called joss. (10[2])Either silk (10[3]0[1])or (10[1])this material forms the exterior of flaming objects released into (10[1])the (10[2])sky (10[3])during the (10[1])Mid-Autumn (10[1])Festival. (10[1]0[1])For 10 points, (10[2])in Japan, good luck comes from using what material to fold a thousand (10[1])cranes? (10[3])■END■ (10[2])