u/Confident-Neat-1655

Somebody posted this in Hinduism subreddit then got removed after many angry comments 😆. I thought it's worth posting it here.

From what I understand the ritual is called Visarjan: "Hindu ritual of respectfully bidding farewell to a deity and immersing their sacred idol or image into a body of water. It most famously concludes the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi, symbolizing that all physical forms eventually return to nature and the formless divine."

However the video depicts them throwing, not respectfully submerging the idols.

Tonkotsu Ramen (pork bone noodles). This is a must try if you ever visit Japan. They boil the pork bones for 12-18 hours making the broth rich and flavorful. While the meat (chashu) is boiled in shorter duration is super tender. In some shops, you can customize the tenderness of the noodles, thickness of the broth and spicy level.