Japanese Summer Festival – 日本の夏祭り
Japanese Summer Festival – 日本の夏祭り
Scene Description – シーンの説明
On a warm summer evening, people dressed in colorful yukata gather at a lively festival. Food stalls line the streets offering traditional snacks, and children play games while fireworks light up the night sky.
Everyday Japanese Expressions – 自然な会話と表現
「今年の花火はきれいだね！」
Kotoshi no hanabi wa kirei da ne! – “This year’s fireworks are beautiful!”
「浴衣を着るのは楽しいね。」
Yukata o kiru no wa tanoshii ne. – “Wearing yukata is fun.”
「屋台のたこ焼き、食べてみよう！」
Yatai no takoyaki, tabete miyou! – “Let’s try the takoyaki from the food stall!”
「みんなで踊ろう！」
Minna de odorou! – “Let’s all dance together!”
Cultural Points and Expression Background
夏の風物詩 – Summer Tradition
Summer festivals (matsuri) celebrate local culture and community spirit with music, dance, food, and fireworks.
浴衣の着こなし – Yukata Dressing
Wearing a yukata, a lightweight cotton kimono, is a traditional summer practice that connects people to their cultural heritage.
屋台の楽しみ – Food Stalls
Festival food stalls offer a variety of popular snacks like takoyaki, yakisoba, and kakigōri (shaved ice), adding flavor and excitement to the event.
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