英語 での Consecutive holidays の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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NEXCO EAST Group is, February 6(water) Yamagata road Kushibiki PA( In-bound in line), in cooperation with the people of Yamagata Prefecture, Tsuruoka city of welfare facility users, in accordance with the 3 consecutive holidays from February 9 Produced"Snow Lanterns".
In the suitably tightened snow-covered rabbit course, the edge firmly sticks and feels good, I was able to get on the speed.[rabbit course] While three consecutive holidays were ongoing, the visitors' arrival was slow, and after the second quad operation the start of the operation, in Ikenota slope, I bought a moderately tightened flat burn in a big fly.
Especially, it is to be very crowed in consecutive holiday or Obon vacation.
I was talking with my husband that"Wata is going to touring absolutely this consecutive holiday", but this time it was a shame…><
Shimane from Nagoya was quite far, but we can have lots of wonderful experiences for that, so if you can take a long consecutive holiday, please go ahead♪.
On that note, take a look at the schedule of 2019: April 1 will be the announcement of Japan's next imperial era name, May 1 will be the era name in effect, May will also have a 10 day consecutive holiday, July will have its upper house elections, and the start of October 1 is the implement of the 10% consumption tax.
November consecutive holidays.
Autumn Consecutive Holidays! Performance".
Protective PutNo one regretsThree consecutive holidays.
Next Monday and Tuesday are consecutive holidays.
News of consecutive holidays long-term in May.
News of consecutive holidays long-term in August.
Wednesdays(Consecutive holidays once per month).
Summer vacation(up to 5 consecutive holidays).
Winter vacation(up to 5 consecutive holidays).
Annual discount(not applicable for consecutive holidays).
Large consecutive holidays Golden week sightseeing free illustrations material.
There were many people because of 3 consecutive holidays.
Sundays(or the final day of consecutive holidays).
(in the case of consecutive holidays, the last day).