Photograph of an East Asian woman in a white kimono, holding a wooden box, standing in front of a traditional Japanese temple.

Prompt:

Shinto priest Tomoe Ichino, 40, poses for a photograph at the Imado Shrine in Tokyo, Japan, February 22, 2017. 'In general, people think being a Shinto priest is a man's profession. If you're a woman, they think you're a shrine maiden, or a supplementary priestess. People don't know women Shinto priests exist, so they think we can't perform rituals. Once, after I finished performing jiichinsai (ground-breaking ceremony), I was asked, 'So, when is the priest coming?','Ichino said. 'When I first began working as a Shinto priest, because I was young and female, some people felt the blessing was different. They thought: 'I would have preferred your grandfather.' At first, I wore my grandfather's light green garment because I thought it's better to look like a man. But after a while I decided to be proud of the fact that I am a female priest and I began wearing a pink robe, like today. I thought I can be more confident if I stop thinking too much (about my gender).' (Toru Hanai / REUTERS)

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Image description:

Photograph of a young East Asian woman with fair skin and black hair in a traditional white kimono with beige accents. She is standing in front of a traditional Japanese wooden temple with a shingled roof and stone lanterns on either side. Her hands are folded in front of her and she gazes directly at the camera with a neutral expression. The background is slightly blurred, showing people in dark clothing and greenery. The image has a slight vignette effect, drawing focus to the woman. The lighting is natural, highlighting her serene expression and the texture of her kimono.