Is the Japanese Bonihara Festival spread from China?

There are Mid-Autumn Festival and Ghost Festival in China, but people don't pay much attention to it except the elderly, but after it spread to Japan, the Bonihara Festival has attracted much attention, which is also one of the rare important festivals in Japan. After replaying the four-day holiday, everyone can celebrate and cheer heartily. I would like to share with you whether the Japanese Bonihara Festival came from China.

A few nights ago, I heard that there was a fireworks show near the Tokyo Metropolitan Hall, that is, a fireworks show, and I immediately rushed to the Tokyo Metropolitan Hall.

However, as soon as I got to the small square downstairs of the capital hall, I saw a big tent and a small attic made of bamboo and wood. A large group of people danced and laughed around the attic.

Is the Japanese Bonihara Festival spread from China? Yes, this festival is also called Mid-Autumn Festival and Ghost Festival in China, which is unique to the ancient Han people and later spread to Japan. This is the first time that I have seen a Japanese relax in public with a smile since the Bonihara Festival in Japan on August 5, 2007. On the first floor of the attic, several Japanese girls in traditional costumes and clogs are dancing traditional dances. On the upper floor of the attic, there is an uncle Ogisand who plays drums and an elder sister who plays triangle.

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Around the attic, the Japanese wore kimonos and rode clogs, marching and dancing according to my grandfather's drums, much like my square dance.

Because the music is so beautiful, we can't help but stop and enjoy it. At the scene, many Japanese parents took their children to participate in the activities, accompanied by many young people, wearing traditional kimonos and dancing slowly with the music. ?

Seeing this, I picked up my mobile phone Baidu (I was not used to Google for a while). It turned out to be a traditional festival in Japan to celebrate the Bonihara Festival. This festival is very important to the Japanese. For example, it is almost as important as our New Year's Day.

It's interesting to say. Kogasawara Festival was brought by the Japanese from China. In Japan, the Kasahara Festival is usually around 15 in August of the solar calendar. At this time, Japanese companies will have a holiday of about 4 days for people to return home to worship their ancestors and reunite with their families.

According to legend, the soul will return to earth to live with relatives for a few days during this period, and then return to the underworld. Today, it has evolved into a festival celebrated by the public. What we met was the dance of blue flowerpots.

People put on colorful summer kimonos (bathrobes) and form a circle to celebrate the happiness of summer.

Compared with Japan, we do have many shortcomings in tradition. In addition to this popular festival in Japan, a particularly prominent example is traditional clothing. Not long after I came to Japan, I met the Bonihara Festival.

These days, I often see young people in Japan, especially many couples holding hands, wearing kimonos and clogs, wearing traditional summer kimonos, or visiting shrines or walking in the streets. They are natural and pedestrians are used to them.

In contrast, in China, traditional clothing has basically lost its market. Qipao coat was originally the national costume of Manchu, especially Qipao, which quickly became the special uniform for restaurant receptionists and waitresses.

It is common for Japanese to wear kimonos in the street. However, it is estimated that we young people will soon be widely concerned when we go to the streets dressed in Hanfu. Because nobody usually dresses like this.

Many times, we complain that Japan and South Korea are always there? The application for intangible cultural heritage robbed the things left by our ancestors.

But ask yourself, as the blood of the Chinese nation, how many traditions do we have?

Especially in big cities, festivals seem to be the source and pronoun of food. Today is the solstice winter. Let's eat jiaozi.

Today is China New Year, eat jiaozi. Today, I fell asleep and ate jiaozi.

I really hope that one day on the streets of Beijing, I can see countless men, women and children wearing our traditional costumes, performing our traditional dance moves and celebrating our traditional festivals with the rhythm of our traditional music.