Let’s enjoy origami バラ Rose Rosa
Nous allons faire les Roses sur papier d’une couleur différente ! ¡Hagamos que las rosas en papel de un color diferente!
Nous allons faire les Roses sur papier d’une couleur différente ! ¡Hagamos que las rosas en papel de un color diferente!
Desk or Chair Let’s make cute interior! Bureau ou chaise Faisons l’intérieur mignon! Escritorio o Silla Vamos a hacer lindo interior!
Let’s make a pigeon! Flying version also introduces other pages. Nous allons faire un pigeon ! Vol version introduit également les autres pages. Vamos a hacer una paloma! Vuelo la versión también introduce otras páginas.
A pigeon that fly. It is very powerful to fly anywhere. Un pigeon qui vole. Il est très puissant pour voler n’importe où. Una paloma que vuela. Es muy poderoso para volar en cualquier lugar.
Oni an ogre. The most commonly found image of Oni is a human like figure with a horned head and an ugly red face. A loincloth of a tiger’s skin covers its naked body. The Oni are rather familiar beings in the life of Japanese people, and often appear in folktales, legends, and proverbs as…
Hanami is literally “flower viewing”. Japanese people appreciate cherry (Sakura) blossoms greatly. Since cherry blossoms remain in bloom only for a few days, they were formerly considered a reminder that this world is mutable and impermanent. During the cherry blossom season, newspapers provide sakura-dayori (cherry blossom reports), which can be a handy guide for the…
The Doll Festival. It is the Girls’ Festival celebrated on March 3. It is also a seasonal festival called Momo-no-sekku featuring peach blossoms. A group of beautifully dressed dolls are displayed on tiers of shelves in the home of the family that has a young girl. The dolls represent members of the ancient imperial court….
Shinto is Japan’s native religion. It is based on the Providence of Kami (God), the laws of nature, and ancestor worship. Historically, it existed from the dawn of Japanese civilization, but it became more clearly defined after Buddhism entered Japan in the middle of the sixth century. According to Shinto mythology, Amaterasu-omikami, the goddess of…
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