Key Words in This Site| Character | Japanese | English explanation |
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"Hantou-bunka" | Peninsula Culture, and this web site's title. |
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"Kagoshima" | A name of the south prefecture in Japan. |
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"Satsuma-hantou" | The Satsuma peninsula. A name of peninsula in Kagoshima. |
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"Kaseda" | A name of the city in the Satsuma peninsula.
I live in this city. Go to MAPS |
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"Rekishi" | History. |
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"Minzoku" | Folk-customs. |
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"Minzoku-gaku" | Folklore. |
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"Minzoku-bunka" | Folk-customs culture. |
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"Mingu" | Articles of everyday use viewed as objects of folk art. |
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"Nenjuu-gyouji" | Annual event. Go to Report |
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"Dentou-gyouji" | Traditional event. |
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"Matsuri" | Festival. Especially, traditional events. |
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"Huubutsushi" | Scenery and customs. |
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"Isekou" | Traditional community event about Ise shrine. This event is a annual event in our communities. Go to Story |
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"Suisya-Karakuri" | Mechanical doll by the waterwheel. This doll is exhibited at summer festivals in Kagoshima. Go to Story |
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"Juugoya-Tsunahiki" | A event of pulling a rope in the moon festival. Go to Story |
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"Taiko-Odori" | Traditional drum dance. Go to Story |
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"Goishi-Tya" | Traditional tea in Shikoku. Go to Japanese story |
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"Niozo" | Two Deva Kings. Go to Japanese story |
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"Irohauta" | Japanese alphabet poem. Go to Japanese story |
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