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90. Tanabata, a Japanese July event.
In Japan, an event called Tanabata (Star Festival) is held on July 7, where people write their wishes on long, thin strips of paper called tanzaku and tie them to bamboo leaves. This is one of the most common summer customs in Japan. In some areas, Tanabata festivals are held from July to August.
The English script for this episode can be found here. This will surely help you understand this entire
episode. https://toralog.jp/podcast-episode90/
I introduce my hometown in English on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJyb6vceAjGazPPGjJs-1Yw It has Japanese subtitles, so I think it'll be useful
for your study! Please take a look at that as well!
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By SachiIn Japan, an event called Tanabata (Star Festival) is held on July 7, where people write their wishes on long, thin strips of paper called tanzaku and tie them to bamboo leaves. This is one of the most common summer customs in Japan. In some areas, Tanabata festivals are held from July to August.
The English script for this episode can be found here. This will surely help you understand this entire
episode. https://toralog.jp/podcast-episode90/
I introduce my hometown in English on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJyb6vceAjGazPPGjJs-1Yw It has Japanese subtitles, so I think it'll be useful
for your study! Please take a look at that as well!