The eve of All Saints' Day (November 1st). In Britain, Ireland and other parts of the country, in addition to church-related events, there are folk events such as bonfires, fortune-telling and apple-eating contests, which are derived from ancient Celtic customs. In the United States, the day is famous for decorations such as Jack-o'-lanterns, which are hollowed-out pumpkins with eyes, noses and mouths and candles inside, masks and lots of fun. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
万聖節(11月1日)の前夜祭。英国,アイルランドなどでは,教会的行事のほか古代ケルト人の風習に由来する焚火(たきび),運勢占い,リンゴ食い競争などの民俗的行事が行われる。米国では,カボチャをくりぬいて目鼻口をあけ,中にろうそくをともすJack-o'-lanternなどの飾物や仮面,大騒ぎなどがこの日の名物。
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