What is meido zangatsuha?

Meido Zangatsuha, often translated as "the monthly ritual of the underworld," is a traditional Japanese practice associated with honoring and remembering the deceased. It typically involves rituals and offerings to appease spirits and ensure their peaceful rest. This practice reflects the cultural significance of ancestor veneration in Japan and is often observed during specific seasons or festivals. The rituals may vary by region and family tradition, emphasizing the connection between the living and the spiritual realm.