英語 での Ise の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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There are two shrines at Ise Jingu,“Ise Jingu Geku, Outer Shrine” and“Ise Jingu Naiku, Inner Shrine” and it is regular practice to worship at each in that order.
After satisfying all of the tax office's stipulations, the Ise Kadoya Brewery opened its doors on April 26, 1997 along with its restaurant, Biyagura basically a mixture of the words beer and kura, meaning"brewery.
The regular reconstruction of the buildings of the Ise Shrine also began under the reign of Empress Jito(645-703), the widow of Temmu.
At the Ise Plant, we have been participating in monthly water quality surveys organized by the Miyagawa River Basin Renaissance Council since 2008 in partnership with local residents to cooperate with conservation activities for the Miyagawa River basin.
A Japanese sweet called"Anmon", which was developed about XNUM years a year ago with the crane's voice by Taisuke Yamamoto, is being issued as a tea-cake in Oku Ise Forestpia Miyagawa Sanso.
And while dengaku noh was accepted by the nobility and performed largely in the capital, sarugaku noh was not accepted in the capital and played largely in Omi, Tanba, Ise and the areas surrounding the capital gaining popularity.
Food in Yura Town| Japan OLD 古き良き日本 All fish and vegetables, sweet oranges, seaweed, Ise shirmp, oysters… Well, at any rate, all the food is fresh and really delicious.
In 2012- she held the concert of the complete piano works of Dora Pejacevic as a project"the Cultural Transmission from Ise to the World" in Ise, .
It was one of the biggest topic in 2013, Heisei 25, that Shikinen Sengu at Ise Jingu and“Heisei Daisengu” at Izumo Taisha, which happened first in 60 years, took place in the same year.
The place where this Way of Ise was taught was later called the Land of Ise of the Divine Wind, where the great Amateru resides.
I will visit Russia later this month and intend to push forward with discussions towards a peace treaty,” he told a news conference in the western city of Ise.
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The statues of Shiten'nos here were built along with the statues of Kashosonja and Anansonja of the temple with the donation by Fukushimashinji of Ise and Eizoshinni of Kamakura in 1674 and it is reported that they were made by Yuzan and Koho.
Documentary filmmaker Ise Shinichi captures the live performance activities of the singer Tagawa as he openly reflects on his extremely eventful life and shares many words of wisdom in a laid-back Osaka dialect that soothes the hearts of the viewers.
The result was that Owari, Minami Ise and Iga were to be succeeded by the second son, Nobukatsu, and Kiyosu-jo as his residence. In the 18th year of Tensho era(1590) Nobukatsu refused Hideyoshi's assignment to the Tokai region, and was dismissed from his position.
Ise City Enjoy natural hot springs and traditional artifacts of Ise-"Inishie no yado Ikyu" This hotel is in a good and convenient location since Ise Jingu Shrine(inner Ise Shrine) is only 15 minutes away on foot, allowing you to pay your respects early in the morning.
The participants also exercised"Town Watching" in Kurihash Town, Saitama Prefecture and Ise City, Mie Prefecture. Town watching means to look around the area carrying a flood hazard map to survey the residents' awareness and efficacy of hazard map by interviewing some of the residents and checking dangerous points.
Because of the high reliability this sector demands of the products it uses, the Ise Plant puts a heavy emphasis on its technicians' skill, creating a culture that focuses on quality, reliability and worker skill even more than the rest of the company.
Teppanyaki KAORU(鉄板焼 馨), Kyoto- Syotai-Biyori We offer top-quality Japanese beef, fresh Kyoto vegetables, and a selection of high-quality ingredients such as Ise shrimp and abalone, carefully prepared by chef's brilliant hands to the best condition.
At this time, we will exhibit roughly 110 varieties of classical Japanese chrysanthemums(koten giku), which have unique features and are cultivated in different regions in Japan; and also roughly 100 original varieties, which have been cultivated from seeds in the National Museum of Japanese History, such as Saga giku, Ise giku, and Higo giku.