Festival - Festival

Japanese: 御祭 - おまつり

("O" is a prefix) [1] [noun] ① (a word showing respect for festival) The act of worshiping a divine spirit. Also, a festival at a shrine. ※Haikai, Bunsei Kucho, March 7th year (1824) "A festival, and the silver and silver pampas grass of the berauled cow" ② A man and a woman having intercourse. → Handing over a festival. ※Storybook, Yoshinoyama (1773), Mitsuo "The two of them are facing each other, smoking tobacco . The festival is already over." ③ A half-ring of hair sticking out from both temples of a Kabuki wig . It is used as an ornamental hair on the wigs of strong-willed leading actors. ④ ⇒ Festival [2] One of the titles of Kabuki dance pieces. Commonly known as "Monkey and Bird." Kiyomoto.

On-matsuri [Festival]

〘Noun〙 ("On" is a prefix) A festival held at Kasuga Wakamiya Shrine in Nara on the 27th day of the 11th month of the lunar calendar. Season: Winter. *Added to Sarugaku Dangi (1430): "1. The festival at Wakamiya Shrine and the offering of firewood , etc. "

Go-sai [Festival]

〘 noun 〙 A northeasterly wind that blows for about seven days around the middle of the doyo period in the sixth lunar month. It is named after the festival of Ise Shrine, which is held on the 16th and 17th of the sixth month. A festival wind. [Monobutsu no Nambu (1775)]

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Japanese:

(「お」は接頭語)[1] 〘名〙① (祭りを敬っていう語) 神霊をまつること。また、神社の祭礼。※俳諧・文政句帖‐七年（1824）三月「御祭りやビラウドの牛銀すすき」② 男女が交合すること。→おまつりを渡す。※咄本・芳野山（1773）蜜夫「ふたりがさし向ひて、たばこのんでゐる。もはや御祭(オマツ)りすぎのてい」③ 歌舞伎の鬘(かつら)の両鬢(びん)の上に半輪形に出ている髪。強い性格の立役の鬘に飾毛としてつけるもの。④ ⇒おまつり[2] 歌舞伎舞踊の曲名の一つ。通称「申酉」。清元。