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- 節分☆【せつぶん・せちぶんobs.・せちぶobs.】
noun:
- last day of winter in the traditional Japanese calendar (usually February 3 or 4); holiday for end of winter (accompanied by a bean scattering ceremony)
- last day of any season (according to the traditional Japanese calendar) - original meaning
節分には、二つの季節を分けるという意味があります。 Setsubun means "the day between two seasons."
- 田遊び【たあそび】田遊
noun:
- ritual performance (usually around New Year) to pray for a successful rice harvest in the coming year - Shintō term
- 安定期【あんていき】
noun:
- stable period (with ref. to pregnancy, typically from 4th month when the placenta is fully formed, morning sickness usually goes away and risk of miscarriage decreases)
- ちゃんこ番【ちゃんこばん】
noun:
- person in charge of preparing food for rikishi (usually performed by low-ranking rikishi) - Sumo term
- イメージビデオ・イメージ・ビデオ
noun:
- video containing a slideshow of still images (usually of women) - From English "image video"
- イメージDVD【イメージディーブイディー】
noun:
- DVD containing a slideshow of still images (usually of women) - From English "image DVD"
- 立錐の余地【りっすいのよち】
expression:
- room to breathe (usually in the negative as "no room to breathe") ➜ 立錐の余地もない
- キャンプファイヤー・キャンプファイア・キャンプファイアー
noun:
- campfire (usually large, and for gathering and singing, etc. around)
- 懸仏【かけぼとけ】
noun:
- round plaque carrying the image of a Buddha (usually hammered from behind) used in temples and shrines
- 集合財【しゅうごうざい】
noun:
- collective goods (i.e. goods or services such as parks, highways, etc. which could be supplied privately, but are usually provided by the government) ➜ 公共財
- 穢多ateji【えた】
noun:
- one group comprising the lowest rank of Japan's Edo-period caste system (people whose work usually involved handling human bodies or animal carcasses) - vulgar ➜ 被差別部落民
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