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We found 3 words, 1 kanji, and 11 examples matching 'お盆'
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お ぼ ん 2
noun
1. O-Bon; Bon Festival; Lantern Festival; Festival of the Dead  (see also: 盆)
2. tray  (see also: 盆)
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noun
just after O-Bon; the period (immediately) after O-Bon  (see also: お盆)
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noun
Bon holidays; Bon holiday period
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盆
ボン    tray; O-Bon (festival)   
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皿
さら dish   
分
ブン   ブ   フン   わける to divide, to distinguish   わかる to understand   わかれる to be divided   わかつ to share, distribute   
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刀
トウ   かたな sword   
ハ
katakana 'ha'; eight
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はなこ
花子
が、
まる
丸
いお
ぼん
盆
を
も
持
っている。
Hanako is holding a round tray.
お
ぼん
盆
が
ちか
近
づいてきた。
The Bon Festival is nearly here.
お
ぼん
盆
きゅうか
休暇
なので、
こうそくどうろ
高速道路
はとても
こ
混
み
あ
合
っている。
There are heavy traffic jams on highways because of the Bon holiday.
そもそも
たなばた
七夕
は
たなばた
棚幡
とも
か
書
いたが、
げんざい
現在
でもお
ぼん
盆
ぎょうじ
行事
の
いちぶ
一部
でもある。
Tanabata was originally written '棚幡', and even today it is still a part of the Bon festival.
にほんじん
日本人
は、お
ぼん
盆
の
あいだ
間
せんぞ
先祖
が
じぶんたち
自分達
のところにやってきていると
しん
信
じている。
During O-bon, Japanese people believe they receive a visit from an ancestor.
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