英語 での Dontaku の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Dontaku Flower.
The Hakata- Dontaku.
Plaza Dontaku Square.
The“ Hakata Dontaku.
The Dontaku- mori Ramen.
Event celebrating the holding of“Hakata Dontaku”.
The Hakata- Dontaku festival.
Dontaku Flower Marching Bands.
On May 3rd, 2011, I participated in the Dontaku parade!!
Hakata Dontaku Minato Festival.
There are also festivals that are not related to temples and shrines such as Sapporo snow festival(Hokkaido), Takada Castle cherry blossom viewing(Niigata)and Hakata Dontaku(Fukuoka-city).
Dontaku" named after the Dutch word's"Zondag" means holiday.
Hakata is a city known for its festivals- Dontaku in the spring, Yamakasa in the summer, and Hojoya in the early fall.
The word"Dontaku" is derived from the Dutch word"zondag"(meaning"Sunday") and was used to mean"holiday" or"day off" in Japanese, but today the term is obsolete.
Plays host to a large number of festivals, such as the Hakata Dontaku Festival in May, Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival in July, and Nakasu Festival in October.
Hakata Dontaku Port Festival is said to be“the festival that gathers the most tourists in Japan”. About 2 million spectators will visit Fukuoka for the festival during Golden Week in the spring.
It is favored to make a variety of items such as chochin(lanterns), wall paper, calligraphy paper, and the lanterns specially made for the Grand Sumo tournaments held in Kyushu andHakata Dontaku Festival.
First up is the“Hakata Dontaku”, the traditional local dance of the Hakata neighborhood.
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The name Dontaku is derived from the Dutch word Zondag meaning“Sunday” or“a holiday.”.
Specially, important festivals in Fukuoka such as Hakata Gion Yamakasa andHakata Dontaku are held in Hakata Old Town area, therefore there are shrines and temples such as Kushida shrine and Joten-ji temple where it uses for the festivals.