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Japan Bean-Throwing Ceremony
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mame
豆
(n)
green bean
Setsubun
節分
(p)
Bean-Throwing Ceremony
jinja
神社
(n)
shrine
oni
鬼
(n)
devil
risshun
立春
(n)
the first day of spring
mubyōsokusai
無病息災
(n)
state of perfect health
ehōmaki
恵方巻き
(n)
fortune sushi roll
Fuku wa uchi, oni wa soto.
福は内、鬼は外。
(e)
Devils Out! Good Luck In!
oni no men
鬼の面
(p)
devil's mask
mamemaki
豆まき
(n)
bean-throwing
setsubunsai
節分祭
(n)
bean throwing festival
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