What You Need To Know About Obon - Inside Japan - お盆
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Join us as we take a look at what Obon is and how Japanese people spend their holiday.
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Narration/Editing - Derek Edwards
Script - Marco Calero
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I loved listening to this piece of history! It's kind of nice to see what other holidays Japan celebrates.
So happy to hear that. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the info love it
Glad to be of assistance 👍🏻
Wow, very interesting! Never knew what these beautiful lanterns symbolize. And it appears there's such a big meaning behind them
Yeah, it is both a pretty image and a beautiful tradition. Thanks for watching!
@@InsideJapanD Thanks for creating the video!
very interesting!
So Cubone's name is accidentally a pun, then, since Kyu Bon is celebrated in the Northern Kanto region (mapping the real world onto the game map, this would include such places as Lavender Town) and, interpreting its Pokedex entry figuratively, it's wearing a mask to commemorate its lost loved ones. I say "accidental" because that's only its name in English. Its Japanese name, _karakara,_ is an onomatopoeia meaning "a light clattering."
Cool. I didn’t know that worked on so many levels. Thanks for the comment, and thanks again for watching!
I’m sure it was no accident.
Cool
Que bien! Mil gracias
In India there is a time period called " pritpaksha" when family members make all the food that their parents(ancestors) liked when they were alive and serve it to the crows.
@Jagruti Nag i don't know about Buddhism, but it's a part of Hindu culture.
@@dd-uf9nw hindu culture is copied from buddhist culture
I would love to copy your script for my English project lol
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@InsideJapanD yeah I did! Halfway through my project I realized it was about the Obon DANCE not festival lol
@@popstel2286 well, you live you learn😎
Obon japan
I want to go tooJapan
Hopefully they will open up soon 👍🏻
Shichi-Go-San is 6 days after my Birthday
Hope you had a great one!
mantap 👍 salam persahabatan 💪🙏
Hi
Here for homework
Glad to have ya!
here for presentation lol
Thanks for watching!
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