Manners and customs, folklore and ethnology 『 Waka 』 No. 43 / Magazine 『 Waka 』 Editorial Department

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Manners and Customs, Folklore, and Ethnology The words "Risshun" and "Autumnal Equinox" are familiar as the names of the "Nijushisekki" (24 divisions of the year) that divide the year based on the annual movement of the sun.
However, few people think of all the words when it comes to Nijushisekki or Shichijuniko.
Nijushisekki (24 divisions of the year) and Shichijuniko (72 divisions of the year), which are three divisions of the year, is an indispensable wisdom for conducting agriculture, and it is deeply rooted in our daily life as well as the scenery and customs of the four seasons.
In the 『 Waka 』 in this issue, Song Young-gul, the first weather forecaster in China, explains the 24 divisions of Japan and China.
In the latter half of this issue, Song Young-gul, who is the first weather forecaster in China and publishes books about the 24 divisions of the year.
In the second half of this issue, Song Young-gul, who is a leading expert in the Chinese weather forecasting industry, introduces the traditional dishes of the four seasons of Japan and China, Wagashi and decorations that express Japanese sense of beauty and mind, Nijushisekki through Japanese dance, and bonsai that decorates the four seasons.
I hope this issue will be an opportunity to enjoy the life of the calendar.
Contents
Contents
Song Young-gul navigates about the 24 divisions of the year and the 72 divisions of the year.
Nijushisekki and decorations that express Japanese sense of beauty and heart, Nijushisekki through Japanese dance, and bonsai that decorates the four seasons.
I hope this issue will be an opportunity to enjoy the life of the calendar.
Contents
Contents
Song Young-gul navigates about the 24 divisions of the year and the 72 divisions of the year.
Nijushisekki and the 72 divisions of the year.
Cross-border common property of Japan and China. <