Kasuga

Japanese: 春日 - かすが

(The spelling "Kasuga" is derived from the pillow word "haruhi (spring day)" of "Kasuga") [1] It refers to Kasuga-go in Yamato Province. It is the center of Nara City today. * Chronicles (720), before Buretsu ascended to the throne, a song "Haruhi, passing by Kasuga " [2] It is an abbreviation of "Kasuga Shrine". [3] It is another name for Marutamachi-dori, a street that runs east to west through the city of Kyoto. * Kokuka Manyo-ki (1697), 1 "Kyoto Kumo Yokoshu-koji Ichijo (abbreviated) Sawaragi-cho Kasuga Maruta-cho" [4] It is the name of a town in the southern part of Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo. It was named after the residence of Kasuga no Tsubone (Lady Kasuga no Tsubone) in the early Edo period. [5] It is a place name in the midwest of Fukuoka Prefecture. It is a residential city on the Kagoshima Main Line and the Nishitetsu Omuta Line. There is Kasuga Shrine, known for its Mukooshima Festival, and the Hihaizuka Tomb. It was incorporated as a city in 1972 .

Haru-hi [spring day]

[1] 〘 noun 〙 A spring day. Also, the daytime of a spring day. 《Season・Spring》※Man'yoshu (late 8th century) 5.818「When spring comes, the first to bloom are the plum blossoms at my lodgings. Am I gazing at them alone as I live in Haruhi ?」[2] Pillow: This refers to the spring days being hazy, and is a reference to the place name "Kasuga" which contains the same sound as " kasumi" . Haruhi no. Haruhi o. ※Shoki (720) Before Buretsu's accession to the throne, a song " Haruhi passed Kasuga ."[Additional note] The use of the character "Kasuga" for the place name "Kasuga" is derived from this pillow word, just like the use of "Asuka" for "Asuka."

Shunjitsu [Kasuga]

〘 noun 〙 Spring day. Harubi. Also, spring sunshine. 《Season: Spring》※Kaifuso (751) "The spring sun plays with the nightingale _{and the plum} _blossoms " [Book of Songs - Zhifeng, July]

Kasuga [spring day]

One of the surnames.

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

(「春日」の表記は、「かすが」の枕詞「はるひ（春日）」をあてたもの)[一] 大和国春日郷のこと。現在の奈良市の中心部にあたる。※書紀（720）武烈即位前・歌謡「はるひ箇須我(カスガ)を過ぎ」[二] 「かすがじんじゃ（春日神社）」の略。[三] 京都の市街を東西に走る丸太町通の別称。※国花万葉記（1697）一「京師九陌横豎小路一条〈略〉椹木丁春日(カスガ) 丸太丁」[四] 東京都文京区南部の町名。江戸初期、春日局(かすがのつぼね)の屋敷があったため呼ばれた。[五] 福岡県中西部の地名。鹿児島本線、西鉄大牟田線が通じる住宅都市。婿押祭(むこおしまつり)で知られる春日神社や日拝塚古墳がある。昭和四七年（一九七二）市制。

はる‐ひ【春日】

[1] 〘名〙春の日。また、春の日の昼間。《季・春》※万葉（８Ｃ後）五・八一八「春さればまづ咲く宿の梅の花ひとり見つつや波流比(ハルヒ)暮らさむ」[2] 枕春の日がかすむ意で、「かすむ」と同音を含む地名「春日(かすが)」にかかる。はるひの。はるひを。※書紀（720）武烈即位前・歌謡「播屡比(ハルヒ) 春日(かすが)を過ぎ」[補注]地名「かすが」に「春日」の文字をあてるのは、「あすか」に「飛鳥」をあてるのと同様、この枕詞から転じたもの。