Hi, guys!! This year’s “Otsukimi” is come. Today, we have very very clear sky, so, we can see soooooooooooooo beautiful Full moon. We hold Otsukimi(お月見) on 15th of August by our old calendar(旧暦).
I took its picture. And I remember a child song “月(moon)” like this.
- Detadeta tsukiga
出た出た 月が
Maruimarui manmarui
丸い丸い まん丸い
Bonnoyōna tsukiga
盆のような 月が - Kakureta kumoni
隠れた 雲に
Kuroikuroi makkuroi
黒い黒い まっ黒い
Suminoyōna kumoni
墨のような 雲に - Matadeta tsukiga
また出た 月が
Maruimarui manmarui
丸い丸い まん丸い
Bonnoyōna tsukiga
盆のような 月が
If you want, listen to the song.
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In second Lyrics, he is covered with thick clouds. But, this has never happened tonight. Who is he? He is the moon. Don’t think it is my mistake. In Japan the god of moon is a man named 月讀命(Tsukuyomi no mikoto). (^^)
2 replies on “Tonight is “Otsukimi”, soooo beautiful Full moon.”
woooow! there are so many traditions in japan that seem really amazing, most of the time i wish i had been born in japan. i like my country, don’t get me wrong. but there are so many traditions that are forgotten, i love that japan still know there traditions, it is part of the culture and some people still practice. the people in my country keep forgetting our customes and traditions and are borrowing traditions from usa, so frustrating….
thanks for sharing the song, so beautiful :’)
Hi.
The situations are not only your country but also my country. In Japan, we are also forgetting our own traditions than before. Though to keep them is very difficult in Japan today where the people are so busy, I want not to forget our traditions if possible.
> thanks for sharing the song, so beautiful :’)
Actually, it’s my voice. (^^;)