Feb. 3, 2024
Setsubun 節分
We have a unique annual event call ed "Setsubun" It's Setsubun day today.
On Setsubun day, we scatter(throw away) roasted soy beans. And they wish to take away bad things and bring in good luck to their houses.
By the way, there was an earthquake in Japan at new year and many people died.
And on January 2nd, The Japan Airlines jet burst into flames after colliding at Haneda airport.
I wants to take away bad things.
私達の国には節分という行事があります。
今日は節分でした。
節分の日に豆まきをして、"福は内、鬼は外"を祈ります。
１月１日に日本で大きな地震がありました。１月２日にはJALの航空機事故がありました。
悪いことが起きない事を祈りたいです。
Setsubun 節分
(In Japan,) We have a unique annual event call ed "Setsubun". It's Setsubun day today.
On Setsubun day, we scatter (throw away) some roasted soy beans.
And they wish to takePeople wish away bad things and to bring in good luck to their houses.
By the way, there was an earthquake in Japan at new year and many people died.
And on January 2nd, The Japan Airlines jet burst into flames after colliding at Haneda airport.
I wants to takewish away any more bad things.
Feb. 3, 2024
It certainly was a terrible start to the new year for Japanese people. I hope for only good things now on in 2024!
Feb. 3, 2024
I worried about it.. I hope everything is to be okay.
Setsubun 節分
We have a unique annual event call ed "Setsubun". It's Setsubun day today.
On Setsubun day, we scatter (throw away) roasted soy beans.
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By the way, there was an earthquake in Japan at nround New yYears and many people died.
And on January 2nd, Thea Japan Airlines jet burst into flames after colliding at Haneda airport.
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