Setsubun, ngày cuối mùa đông (3-4/2) có lễ ném đậudanh từ
ngày cuối của mỗi mùa (theo lịch cũ)danh từ
Nghĩa tiếng Anh
setsubun; last day of winter in the traditional Japanese calendar (usu. February 3 or 4) on which a bean scattering ceremony is helddanh từ
last day of any season (according to the traditional Japanese calendar)danh từ
any of the four named days that mark the division between two seasons:; 立春 (Risshun), the first day of spring in the traditional lunisolar calendar,danh từ
any of the four named days that mark the division between two seasons:; 立夏 (Rikka), the first day of summer,danh từ
any of the four named days that mark the division between two seasons:; 立秋 (Risshū), the first day of autumn, ordanh từ
any of the four named days that mark the division between two seasons:; 立冬 (Rittō), the first day of winterdanh từ
a celebration on the day before Risshun or the beginning of spring, notable for the hanging of sardine heads with holly leaves and scattering of roasted soybeans at the entrance of housesdanh từ
a kyogen play set on the night of Setsubun where a female house-sitter tricks a demon using magical items, culminating in her throwing roasted soybeans to drive it awaytên riêng
Cách dùng
"Setsubun" (khoảng 3/2): 「節分の豆まき」 — ném đậu ngày Setsubun; hô 「鬼は外、福は内」 — quỷ ra ngoài, phúc vào nhà.