One tradition from this country involves hanging a cooked sardine head on a holly branch by the front door; (15[1])on that holiday from this country, people often sit in silence and eat a roll while facing in a lucky direction. (15[2])As part of a spring festival (15[1])in this country, (15[1])people shout “Devils out! (15[1])Fortune in!” (15[2])while throwing beans (15[1])at (15[1])somebody (15[3])wearing a demon (15[1])mask. (15[3]-5[1])A fall (15[1])rite (-5[1])of passage (15[1])in this country celebrates (15[1])children at the ages of (*) three, (10[3])five, (10[3])and seven. (10[5])A May holiday during this country’s “Golden Week” (10[1])that originated (10[1])as (10[1])the counterpart (10[1])to a holiday on which dolls are displayed involves flying images of carp. This country’s (10[1])springtime celebration of hanami (10[1]-5[1])focuses on viewing flowers, (10[1])particularly the sakura. (10[4])For 10 points, name this country where most Shinto practitioners live. ■END■ (10[3])