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2022年5月30日 · Rainy Season 101. The rainy season is a period of transition from spring to summer in Japan that typically lasts from early June to mid-July for most of the country. The Japanese word for rainy season is tsuyu, literally “plum rain” (梅雨), as it coincides with the season of plums ripening in Japan.
2011年5月31日 · 2. Hiragana: A set of 46 simple, cursive characters used to write Japanese syllables. Used for verb and adjective inflections, for words for which the kanji is obscure or no longer in common use, and by children before they learn kanji. 3. Katakana: A set of 46 simplified, angular characters predominantly used to write the syllables of loan ...
2017年10月16日 · In Japan, paper-rock-scissors (or paper-scissors-stone, depending on where you're from) is known as jan-ken-pon. While this simple game may not be all that big a deal in your home country, in Japan, children use it to decide virtually everything. And this means that if you plan on teaching at schools in Japan, janken is one of the very first ...
2022年7月11日 · On the second day, the mikoshi portable shrines are prepared and leave their districts in a procession 3,000 strong. The event starts later in the day, around 3:30 p.m., but the parade only reaches the bank of the Okawa River around 6:00. Then all the mikoshi and floats are boarded onto some 100 boats and the parade continues on the water!
2016年11月12日 · Go ahead a fold a bouquet today! 5. Rosebud Origami. Tadashi Mori has a wide range of designs to make over on his YouTube channel, including this lovely little rosebud. Besides being a sweet gift for a "budding" relationship, it makes for a nice little boutonnière! 4. Easy Origami Rose.
2017年1月26日 · www.freeimageslive.co.uk. Omikuji are fortune-telling strips of paper you can purchase at Japanese shrines and temples. They offer both a general blessing and an outline of your fortune for more specific aspects of your life. While the specific fortunes are a little complex, here we offer an explanation of the main kinds of general blessing you ...
2016年8月8日 · The middle of the strap should also remain raised and not bent or twisted, in order to keep the material off the top of your foot. It might seem counterintuitive to wear the shoes this way, but doing so actually pushes your heel two to three centimeters (0.8–1.2 inches) off the back of the sandal, which helps with balance, making it easy to walk.
