覚えたい単語集(1)
問題一覧
1
International remains repatriator
2
virtually
3
old pathway of prayers
4
the most powerful power spot
5
Ema is a wooden votive tablet.
6
Ema is hanging down.
7
It's a photogenic scene.
8
a forest of subtropical plants
9
The small shrine in vermilion has blessing of matchmaking.
10
People tie paper amulets of different colors to the two sacred trees to make a wish. The color is depending on their wishes.
11
The two sacred trees are called "husband and wife birch trees" and they stand right next to the motomiya shrine.
12
This prayer ritual is called "Ame no Hiraka". While whispering a wish, people throw the "Ame no Hiraka"(an unglazed dish) towards the sacred area called "Bankyo".
13
First, you hold one piece of "Ame no Hiraka" in your hand and bow twice in front of the sacred rocky area.
14
Next, you whisper your wish onto the dish(Hiraka) and throw it towards the sacred rocky area.
15
If the dish enters the sacred rocky area, your wish will come true, but if it breaks, it will bring good luck and ward off bad luck.
16
If the "Ame no Hiraka" enters the "Bankyo", your wish will come true.
17
If the "Ame no Hiraka" breaks, it will bring good luck and ward off bad luck.
18
If you shake the divination dice called "Shinsai" chanting "teach me, guide me", the letter that appears will represent the most important thing for you right now.
19
The ritual of "Wadatsumi no Harai" uses the doll-shaped paper prayer charm. Float it in the well "Tamanoi" and melt it by blowing breath.
20
It is believed that if you let the charm flow away in the water from the well, your wish will come true.
21
This is a little side note here. There are "hidden hearts" everywhere in the precincts of Aoshima Shrine.
22
If you can find them, your love luck will increase !
23
Aoshima Shrine is famous for being visited by Yomiuri Giants players. The players purchase a "happiness amulet" adorned with a palm tree and Orge's washing board.
24
Everywhere in Aoshima Shrine, there are many patterns shaped like hearts. If you can find it, your romantic fortunes may improve.
25
Omikuji is a type of divination paper strip. It typically contains a fortune, prediction, or advice for the future.
26
These patterns are called "inome," a traditional Japanese motif that represents the eyes of a wild boar.
27
In Japan, there is a unique culture of worshipping or believing in "taboo things" or "terrifying things" since ancient times in order to avoid disasters.
28
Inome has been used as a charm to ward off evil spirits since ancient times.
29
The omamori and omikuji at Aoshima Shrine are unique and varied.
30
"Omamori" refers to amulets or charms that are meant to be carried or worn to obtain protection.
31
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
32
In Japanese religion, there is a close relationship between Shinto and shrines, as well as Buddhism and temples.
33
Most of Japanese are not very religious.
34
Shinto is a belief or philosophy that worships gods, and shrines are places where gods are enshrined.
35
Buddhism is a belief or philosophy that worships Buddha, and temples are places where Buddha is enshrined.
36
Soaking in a hot spring and taking sauna may help ease the fatigue from your travels.
37
Professional baseball players purchase "Shiawase Mamori" amulets decorated with palm trees and a demon's washboard. They are perfect as souvenirs too.
38
The myth of Toyotama-hime and Yamasachihiko is passed down in Aoshima, who are mentioned in the Kojik.
39
These two gods are depicted as a couple who exchanged beautiful love letters in the Kojiki. For that reason, a yellow postbox was erected in front of Miyoko Bridge that leads to Aoshima.
40
First, let's purify our bodies here.
41
The scales fell from my eyes.
42
Jacki Robinson was elected to the national baseball hall of fame in 1962.
覚えたい英語集(3)
覚えたい英語集(3)
てつ · 102問 · 3年前覚えたい英語集(3)
覚えたい英語集(3)
102問 • 3年前覚えたい英語集(1)
覚えたい英語集(1)
てつ · 89問 · 3年前覚えたい英語集(1)
覚えたい英語集(1)
89問 • 3年前覚えたい英語集(2)
覚えたい英語集(2)
てつ · 43問 · 3年前覚えたい英語集(2)
覚えたい英語集(2)
43問 • 3年前宮崎の魅了
宮崎の魅了
てつ · 17問 · 2年前宮崎の魅了
宮崎の魅了
17問 • 2年前観光宮崎
観光宮崎
てつ · 7問 · 2年前観光宮崎
観光宮崎
7問 • 2年前覚える英語
覚える英語
てつ · 12問 · 2年前覚える英語
覚える英語
12問 • 2年前問題一覧
1
International remains repatriator
2
virtually
3
old pathway of prayers
4
the most powerful power spot
5
Ema is a wooden votive tablet.
6
Ema is hanging down.
7
It's a photogenic scene.
8
a forest of subtropical plants
9
The small shrine in vermilion has blessing of matchmaking.
10
People tie paper amulets of different colors to the two sacred trees to make a wish. The color is depending on their wishes.
11
The two sacred trees are called "husband and wife birch trees" and they stand right next to the motomiya shrine.
12
This prayer ritual is called "Ame no Hiraka". While whispering a wish, people throw the "Ame no Hiraka"(an unglazed dish) towards the sacred area called "Bankyo".
13
First, you hold one piece of "Ame no Hiraka" in your hand and bow twice in front of the sacred rocky area.
14
Next, you whisper your wish onto the dish(Hiraka) and throw it towards the sacred rocky area.
15
If the dish enters the sacred rocky area, your wish will come true, but if it breaks, it will bring good luck and ward off bad luck.
16
If the "Ame no Hiraka" enters the "Bankyo", your wish will come true.
17
If the "Ame no Hiraka" breaks, it will bring good luck and ward off bad luck.
18
If you shake the divination dice called "Shinsai" chanting "teach me, guide me", the letter that appears will represent the most important thing for you right now.
19
The ritual of "Wadatsumi no Harai" uses the doll-shaped paper prayer charm. Float it in the well "Tamanoi" and melt it by blowing breath.
20
It is believed that if you let the charm flow away in the water from the well, your wish will come true.
21
This is a little side note here. There are "hidden hearts" everywhere in the precincts of Aoshima Shrine.
22
If you can find them, your love luck will increase !
23
Aoshima Shrine is famous for being visited by Yomiuri Giants players. The players purchase a "happiness amulet" adorned with a palm tree and Orge's washing board.
24
Everywhere in Aoshima Shrine, there are many patterns shaped like hearts. If you can find it, your romantic fortunes may improve.
25
Omikuji is a type of divination paper strip. It typically contains a fortune, prediction, or advice for the future.
26
These patterns are called "inome," a traditional Japanese motif that represents the eyes of a wild boar.
27
In Japan, there is a unique culture of worshipping or believing in "taboo things" or "terrifying things" since ancient times in order to avoid disasters.
28
Inome has been used as a charm to ward off evil spirits since ancient times.
29
The omamori and omikuji at Aoshima Shrine are unique and varied.
30
"Omamori" refers to amulets or charms that are meant to be carried or worn to obtain protection.
31
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
32
In Japanese religion, there is a close relationship between Shinto and shrines, as well as Buddhism and temples.
33
Most of Japanese are not very religious.
34
Shinto is a belief or philosophy that worships gods, and shrines are places where gods are enshrined.
35
Buddhism is a belief or philosophy that worships Buddha, and temples are places where Buddha is enshrined.
36
Soaking in a hot spring and taking sauna may help ease the fatigue from your travels.
37
Professional baseball players purchase "Shiawase Mamori" amulets decorated with palm trees and a demon's washboard. They are perfect as souvenirs too.
38
The myth of Toyotama-hime and Yamasachihiko is passed down in Aoshima, who are mentioned in the Kojik.
39
These two gods are depicted as a couple who exchanged beautiful love letters in the Kojiki. For that reason, a yellow postbox was erected in front of Miyoko Bridge that leads to Aoshima.
40
First, let's purify our bodies here.
41
The scales fell from my eyes.
42
Jacki Robinson was elected to the national baseball hall of fame in 1962.