obon festival造句

• The typical folk song heard at Obon festival dances will most likely be an ondo.
• Roy s first introduction to the taiko drum was at the temple s summer Obon Festival.
• School children in Miyagi prefecture learn and perform the sparrow dance, especially during the Obon Festival.
• Some Japanese museums may also hold Obon festivals, such as the Morikami Japanese Museum in Florida.
• After that, there is a memorial service on the Obon festival in honor of the dead.
• It is now also a favorite Obon festival dance music for the people in Niigata Prefecture and its neighboring prefectures.
• He prays for her spirit during the Obon festival, and is surprised to hear the approaching footsteps of two women.
• The film ends as Riyo, Matsuji, and the other workers dance in a circle at a lively Obon Festival.
• One day, Kubo learns of an Obon festival which has a ceremony where family members communicate with deceased loved ones.
• In this it certainly resembles the Buddhist Obon Festival, and a central motif of which is reunion and fellowship with the dead.
• Though its date and practices vary region to region, the Buddhist Obon festival is celebrated primarily in Japan and in communities with large Japanese diaspora communities.
• Tokushima Prefecture also has its annual Awa Odori running in August at the time of the Obon festival, which attracts thousands of tourists each year from all over Japan and from abroad.
• During the Obon festival, Japan's equivalent of All Souls'Day, family members from all over Japan return to their family homes in Ainan to remember the souls of the dead.
• ""'Kinnara Taiko " "'is a Japanese American drumming third-generation Japanese Americans gathered after an Obon festival and had an impromptu experimental session on an odaiko drum.
• Last week, they gathered at the Buddhist temple in Seabrook for the Obon festival, a time to wear kimonos, to string lanterns, to perform traditional dances, to eat food and to pray for the dead.
• The daughter of a Japanese-American mother and a white American father, Cherry, now 24, said her integrated lifestyle allowed for few conspicuous ethnic markers other than perhaps wearing a kimono for Halloween or attending an obon festival.
• The church also fostered one of the earliest taiko groups to appear in the United States, Kinnara Taiko, which formed under the leadership of Masao Kodani between 1968 and 1969 immediately after the celebration of an Obon festival by members.
• For example, one of the most popular community festivals is the annual Obon Festival, which occurs in the summer, and provides an opportunity to reconnect with their customs and traditions and to pass these traditions and customs to the young.
• August is the month of the Buddhist Obon festival when ancestors from the netherworld make their annual visit to their former homes to dance and celebrate, and families from Tokyo and other big cities return to their ancestral homes to welcome back the spirits.
• The Morikami Museum and Gardens host a number of Japanese-influenced festivals each year, including Oshogatsu ( New Year's ) in January, Hatsume Fair Festival in April, and Lantern Festival, ( based on the Japanese Obon festival ) in October.