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Mid Spring Songs

Mid Spring Songs Mid Spring Songs
Utasuky
Utasuky

Elegant Hina dolls grace the alcoves of homes, while peach blossoms paint the landscape in soft pink hues. The Doll Festival, celebrating the healthy growth of young girls, heralds the arrival of spring, complete with traditional offerings of diamond-shaped rice cakes, sweet sake, and colorful chirashi sushi.

 

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.

Spring

Koujyou no tsuki – 荒城の月

"Haru kourou no hana no en" - Explore the hauntingly beautiful song 'Koujou no tsuki'. Learn its lyrics, Roman readings, and English translations, think of the rise and fall, the ruins of old castles.
Spring

Hana – 花

"Haru no urara no Sumida-gawa" - Experience the beauty of spring with 'Hana'. Discover its lyrics, Roman readings, and English translations, celebrating the blooming flowers and the joy of the season.
Spring

Oboro zukiyo

"Nanohana batake ni irihi usure" Discover good old-fashioned Japan through lyrics and images: Roman readings, English translations, and reflections. Take a cultural journey through the melodies of "Doyo Shoka" (Children's Songs).
Spring

Haru ga kita

"Haru ga kita, haru ga kita, doko ni kita" Discover good old-fashioned Japan through lyrics and images: Roman readings, English translations, and reflections. Take a cultural journey through the melodies of "Doyo Shoka" (Children's Songs).
Spring

Haru no ogawa

"Haru no ogawa wa sarasara yuku yo" Discover good old-fashioned Japan through lyrics and images: Roman readings, English translations, and reflections. Take a cultural journey through the melodies of "Doyo Shoka" (Children's Songs).
Spring

Medaka no gakkou

"Medaka no gakkou wa kawa no naka" Discover good old-fashioned Japan through lyrics and images: Roman readings, English translations, and reflections. Take a cultural journey through the melodies of "Doyo Shoka" (Children's Songs).
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