A westerly wind blows around the end of March, a remnant of the winter monsoon. This wind washed up shells on the beach in Sumiyoshi, Osaka, and these were used to make artificial flowers, which were then offered at the Shoryoe ceremony to honor Prince Shotoku at Shitennoji Temple. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
冬の季節風のなごりに3月下旬ごろ吹く西風。この風で大阪住吉の浜辺に打ち寄せられた貝から造花をつくり四天王寺の聖徳太子をまつる聖霊会(しょうりょうえ)に献じたという。
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