Japanese Festivals

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Made by: Zach and Jason. Japanese Festivals. 七 五 三. 7, 5, 3 Festival. On 7, 5, 3 day Boys wear their Hakama trousers and Haori Jackets Girls where their Obi sash for the first time with their Kimono The children visit the Shinto shrine with their parents. 千歳飴. ちとせあめ. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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七 五 三7, 5, 3 Festival

On 7, 5, 3 day Boys wear their Hakama trousers and Haori JacketsGirls where their Obi sash for the first time with their KimonoThe children visit the Shinto shrine with their parents

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千歳飴ちとせあめ

The Cranes and Turtle illustrations on the bag represent longevityThe long red hard candies come wrapped in very thin edible rice paper

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千歳チョコ Chitose Choco

This year instead of Chitose Ame, the traditionalcandy Tirol chocolate was inside the bags

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しょがつNew Years Festival

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Common Japanese Decorations

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としこしそば(年越し蕎麦)

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文化の日

文化の日

文化の日

文化の日The Culture Festival

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  こどもの日Children’s Day

Annually held on May 5, This day celebrates Kids, and they receive gifts And there is no school so they love this day very much

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こいのぼり鯉幟

Koinobori colours include black, red, blue, green, gold, and sometimes orange and purple.

Koinobori are carp kites, which look a lot like windsocksThey get tied to flag poles and flag poles

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かしわもち

Kashiwamochi is a sticky rice cake filled with sweet red bean paste It is a Japanese tradition to eat these rice cakes on Kodomo no hiThese cakes are also eaten in other Asian countries like Korea

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せつぶん

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まめまき

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