Thursday, March 21, 2013

お花見


昔々中国からしむ習慣日本わり、それが西暦800ごろになると「」にわりました。花見はそれから現在までく4恒例行事です。

最初貴族でしたが、江戸時代になると将軍江戸現在東京)の各地え、庶民花見しむようになりました。

もちろん現代日本人花見大好きです。開花くなるとがウキウキしてきます。
さんも機会があったら、お花見をしてみてください。

O-hanami

A long time ago, the practice of enjoying plum flowers was introduced from China into Japan. In 800 AD, instead of plum flowers, Japanese has taken to cherry blossom viewing. Since then, hanami is an established schedule that takes place in April.

At first, hanami (Cherry Blossom viewing) was enjoyed at the nobles’ banquets but, during the Edo era, the shogun (Military General) planted sakura all over Edo (present day Tokyo), so even commoners are able to enjoy hanami.

Of course, even today’s Japanese people like hanami a lot. When the flowers are about to blossom, people become merry. If you have the chance, please try out o-hanami.




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