In this short scene, we learn that the ritual is performed by all the kamitsukas, and that the kami are supposed to take part in it. The kamiyishi, a person who dresses the mikos' hair, is supposed to go to the shrine and perform the ceremony. The mikos perform a dance in front of their kami, and the ceremony is meant to be a way for them to express their love for their sama. This is why they call the ceremony "kamiyuishi" , which means "the ceremony" in Japanese. In this scene, the miko, who is wearing a black midori, is trying to find a way to express her love for her kami. She runs into a kamilyishi, who tells her that she is a specialist in the art of hair-dressing and that her job is to "make the sama happy" . She tells him that she wants to make him happy by making him feel as if he is the stronger of the two kami in the world.