¡Haiku Saijiki Shinnen Dai5 Han(Bunko SP D 109-10)
¡Kadokawashoten / Hen
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[Machine Translation] New Year's Day is a solemn, sunny, and ladylike time of year. From the first day of the year, seasonal words related to ancient traditional events such as Hatsumode, Kadomatsu, Kagamimochi (mirror-shaped rice cake), Wakamizu (young water), Tokoso (toso), and Zoni (a kind of stew) line up. Hatsumode welcomes the Toshitokujin (god of wealth and virtue) to houses and offers sake to pray for good health for the year ahead. After the first dream, the first three days of the year, and the passing of the pine tree, the god returns to the heavens with the flame of the Sagicho. The New Year's seasonal words express the wisdom of the Japanese people, who set aside a special day at the beginning of the year, and their reverence for nature. The fifth edition of the revised edition, with additional explanations and pointers on how to compose haiku. Includes a general index of all five volumes.
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