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バレンタインデー バレンタインデー
 
Valentine's Day in Japan
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た な ば た 0
noun
Festival of the Weaver (July 7th); Star Festival (one of the five annual festivals)  (see also: 五節句)
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た な ば た ま つ り 5
noun
Festival of the Weaver (July 7th); Star Festival (one of the five annual festivals)  (see also: 五節句)
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七
シチ   ななつ    なな    なの seven   
夕
セキ   ゆう night   
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タ
katakana 'ta'
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しちがつ
７月
には
たなばた
七夕
がある。
The Star Festival is in July.
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.
たなばた
七夕
は
まんが
漫画
によく
で
出
てくるので、
わたし
私
もそこそこ
し
知
っています。
Tanabata comes up in manga a lot so I also know it fairly well.
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