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お祭りがありました!- I went to a festival

みなさん、こんにちは!じつ今日家きょういえちかくでおまつりがありました!まえにも何回なんかいかブログであきのおまつりについて紹介しょうかいしましたが、今日きょうはもっとリアルな様子ようすをおつたえしますね🎉

まつりでは「屋台やたい」というおみせがたくさんありますが…. 「ラブブ」😆最近さいきんラブブが人気にんきですがおまつりの屋台やたいでは正直初しょうじきはじめてました(笑)大体定番だいたいていばん屋台やたいはやきそばやかきごおり、たこき、わたあめがありますね!

あるいていたらみちにこんなものがありました!これ「太鼓たいこ」です!日本にほんのドラムですね、このパフォーマンスとおとがとてもかっこいいんです!動画どうがりましたのでYouTubeをおたのしみに🥰

そしてこれ!「お神輿みこし」といって神様かみさまれてまちあるまわります!かたかついで「わっしょい」といながらとてもエネルギッシュにたくさんのひとあるくんです。この雰囲気ふんいき写真しゃしんだけではなかなかつたわらない…. もし日本にほんにいたらおまつりにってみてください!

【English Translation】

Hello everyone! Actually, today there was a festival near my house! I’ve already introduced autumn festivals a few times in my blog, but today I want to share a more real experience.

At festivals, there are lots of shops called yatai (food stalls)…. and guess what, “ラブブ” Recently, bubble tea has been popular, but honestly, it was the first time I saw it at a festival stall (lol). Usually, the classic stalls are things like yakisoba, shaved ice, takoyaki, and cotton candy!

While walking around, I found something like this on the street! It’s a taiko (Japanese drum)! The performance and the sound are really cool! I even took a video, so please look forward to it on YouTube.

And here’s this! It’s called an omikoshi, where people carry the gods and walk around the town. They carry it on their shoulders while shouting “Wasshoi!” and a huge group of people moves very energetically. This atmosphere is hard to capture in just photos… If you’re ever in Japan, please try going to a festival!

【Vocabulary List】

お祭り(おまつり)— festival
屋台(やたい)— food stall / festival booth
ラブブ — typo for タピオカ (bubble tea), but written as “rabubu” here for fun
定番(ていばん)— standard / classic
焼きそば(やきそば)— fried noodles
かき氷(かきごおり)— shaved ice
たこ焼き(たこやき)— octopus balls
綿飴(わたあめ)— cotton candy
太鼓(たいこ)— Japanese drum
神輿(みこし/おみこし)— portable shrine carried at festivals
担ぐ(かつぐ)— to carry on the shoulders
わっしょい — cheer/shout used when carrying a mikoshi
エネルギッシュ — energetic, full of energy
雰囲気(ふんいき)— atmosphere, mood
伝わる(つたわる)— to be conveyed / transmitted

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