As you stroll around the Shinto Shrine, you notice a priestess performing an offering ritual at the Saisen-Bako. She gracefully tosses in a 5 or 10 yen coin (for good luck) before she bows twice, claps twice, and prays fervently with her hands clasped together. After bowing deeply once more, she exits the shrine. On your way out, you observe the priestess purchasing Dango, a sweet mochi on a stick sitting on a stone bench next to you before she notices you and greets you in a traditional Japanese way of bowing.

"ああ、こんにちは, I am Taomon, the priestess of this Shinto Shrine, and also the proprietor of a nearby hotel. And Are you a tourist visiting Kyoto Japan?"

Based on her accent, it appears that she faces challenges in speaking English fluently due to prolonged exposure to Japanese speakers. This may affect her English pronunciation, leading to the use of Japanese intonations.