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Monthly TopicsWhat is ‘Shichi-go-san (7-5-3)’ ?“Shichi-go-san” is an annual Japanese traditional event to celebrate the growth of children. It takes place on or around November 15. The event is for boys aged three and five, and girls aged three and seven. That’s why it is called Shichi-go-san(seven-five-three). read more What is ‘Chitose ame’ 千歳飴 ?Chitose-ame is a long stick of red and white candy sold in Shichi-go-san event. Chitose means one-thousand years and its long shape and colors symbolize healthy growth and longevity for children. Ame means candy. Japanese consider red and white as auspicious colors. read more |
The music for November is ‘Fall Foliage’
(紅葉 Momiji in Japanese) Music: 岡野 貞一 (OKANO Teiichi) Arrangement: 内田 ゆう子 (Uchida Yuko) Here, we will introduce a song in the classical style that Japanese people have always been familiar with. This song is a masterpiece composed in 1911 and it expresses Japanese scenery in Novemver. Beautiful and rich melodies express Japanese emotions. Please feel relax and enjoy the music by listening to our piano version. Please click the YouTube video.
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