Every year on the night of July 7th, people hang colorful strips and decorations on which they wrote wishes and pray to the stars.
七夕は、古くから行われている日本のお祭りです。
毎年7月7日の夜に、願いごとを書いた色とりどりの短冊や飾りを笹の葉につるし、星にお祈りをします。
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#今年の七夕を終了させて頂きます。
忙しい中準備してくれた方々
助けてくださった先生方
そして、日本文化七夕に参加し自分の願い事を書いてくださった方々に感謝します。願えた事をぜひ叶えましょうに‼︎
【＊書いた願い事は神へ持って行きます】
七夕(Tanabata) July 7th.
Tanabata originated from the Chinese myth.
The story is about a beautiful weaver princess named Orihime (Vega) and a young cattle herder named Hikoboshi (Altair).
The two immediately fell in love and forgot their duties completely.
The Heaven God, the father of Orihime, got angry and decided to separate them by The Milky Way.
This was so severe for them that Orihime continued to weep all day.
Then, her father finally changed his mind and gave them permission to meet each other once a year.
So, they are allowed to meet once a year on July 7th.
However, if it rained, they would not be able to see each other due to the flood of The Milky Way.
If they succeeded in meeting each other, everyone who made a wish on that day would have their wishes come true.
What will you wish...?
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