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Early Spring Songs

Early Spring Songs Early Spring Songs
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The air fills with joyous shouts of “Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi!” during the bean-throwing ritual of Setsubun. As plum blossoms sway in the winter breeze, hints of spring begin to emerge. Temples and shrines bustle with people praying for good fortune and health in the coming year.

Note: The traditional calendar and seasonal events described here may differ from current observations by approximately one month, reflecting classical Japanese seasonal divisions rather than the modern calendar.

[photo by Wikimedia Commons]

Spring

Sakura sakura – さくらさくら

"Sakura sakura noyama mo sato mo" - Experience the iconic Japanese song 'Sakura Sakura', celebrating cherry blossoms. Explore its lyrics, Roman readings, and English translations.
Spring

Hotaru no hikari – 蛍の光

"Hotaru no hikari, Mado no yuki" this song is a popular Japanese song played at graduation ceremonies. It is loved for its gentle, moving melody, which is woven with images of fireflies and snow and has themes of hard work and friendship.
Spring

Aogeba toutoshi – 仰げば尊し

"Aogeba toutoshi waga shi no on" - Discover this cherished graduation song that helps Japanese students reflect on their school memories. Find lyrics, Roman readings, and English translations of this beloved ceremonial piece.
Spring

Omoide no Album – おもいでのアルバム

"Itsuno koto daka omoidashite goran" - Discover “Omoide no Album” (思い出のアルバム), a beloved Japanese children’s song. Explore its English lyrics, cultural background, and learn how to sing along!
Spring

Ureshii Hinamatsuri – うれしいひなまつり

"Akariwo tsukemasho bonborini" - Celebrate the Doll Festival with 'Ureshii Hina Matsuri'. Learn its lyrics, Roman readings, and English translations, marking this traditional Japanese event.
Spring

Dokoka de haru ga – どこかで春が

Dokoka de haru gaDokoka de haru ga umare teruDokoka de mizu ga nagare dasuDokoka de hibari ga naite iruDokoka de me no...
Spring

Soushunfu – 早春賦

"Haru wa nanomi no kaze no samusa yo" - Welcome the early signs of spring with 'Soushunfu'. Discover its lyrics, Roman readings, and English translations, depicting the gentle onset of spring.
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