Aoimizu Kodama (朝日草莓, Morning Clover) is a Japanese folk art that features clusters of beautiful flowers or leaves. Unlike many other forms of art, it’s not about making something pretty for looks’ sake – Aoimizu Kodama is meant to be used as a tool for meditation and prayer. Many people may be familiar with the practice of juicing fruits and vegetables, but few are aware of how to perform Aoimizu Kodama. In this blog post, we will teach you everything you need to know in order to create your own beautiful clusters of flowers or leaves. We also provide a step-by-step guide so that you can start using this art form right away!

What is Kodama Aoimizu?

Kodama Aoimizu is a Japanese art of planting trees with prayer. The name comes from the kodama, or Japanese forest spirits, which are believed to help care for the trees and protect the environment. The art of Kodama Aoimizu is said to connect people with the natural world, promote physical and spiritual well-being, and create a sense of peace.

To perform Kodama Aoimizu, first find an area that has plenty of fresh green space. Ideally, the tree should be at least 10 feet tall and have a straight trunk. Plant the tree in a hole that is about 2 feet deep and 1 foot wider than the trunk. Make sure to water the tree regularly during this process. Once the tree is planted, make a small circle out of white paper using a pencil or pen. In the center of the circle write “kodama” in kanji characters. Next, take some soil from around the base of your tree and sprinkle it over your paper circle. Sprinkle some salt over top of that soil mix. Now take another piece of paper and lay it on top of your soil mix so that it covers all but a small hole on top left side corner (see picture below). With your fingers make small indentations in your second piece of paper where you placed it on top of your soil mix (see picture below). Take off your first piece of paper and do the same thing with it but place it over your salt layer instead

How to Perform Kodama Aoimizu

Kodama Aoimizu is a practice used in Shinto to connect with the kami. According to the EN World article, “The Kodama is an object of worship in Shintoism and is considered one of the most important symbols of the religion. The kodama are thought to be rainmakers, and it is said that by placating them you can achieve good weather. To pray to a kodama, make an offering of a small statue or container filled with rice or other food items. You can also say a short prayer or leave a note asking for good luck.”

To perform this practice, you will need:
-A small bowl or cup
-Rice
-A white flower (optional)

1. Fill your bowl or cup with rice and place the white flower(s) on top if desired.
2. Say a prayer or leave a note asking for good luck before adding the kodama object.
3. Add the kodama object to your bowl of rice and enjoy!

Benefits of Kodama Aoimizu

Kodama Aoimizu is a practice that was developed in Japan and involves hanging paper cranes from the ceiling. The purpose of Kodama Aoimizu is to create an environment where good energy can flow and promote positive thoughts.

There are many benefits to performing Kodama Aoimizu, including:

1. Increased creativity and productivity.
2. Improved mental health and well-being.
3. Increased closeness with others.
4. Increased connection with nature.