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Torii (鳥居) are traditional Japanese gates commonly found at the gateway to Shinto shrines. They have two upright supports and two crossbars on the top, and are frequently painted red.
Similar structures can be found in Tai societies. Compare to: torana, in Hinduist and Buddhist architecture (India, Nepal)
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