英語 での Nara prefecture の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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After graduation I had a chance to come to Japan, and I lived Nara Prefecture for about three years.
The enthusiasm of Nara Prefecture for this event is evident in the total project cost of 200 million yen for the first year.
Those with shapes that are the same as cremation urns were excavated at Shiroyama of Ôuda-cho, Nara Prefecture, including a reliquary from the Hôryū-ji Temple five-story pagoda, which are known as having been used for religious purposes.
Nara Prefecture A grass-covered hills with a height of 342 meters, walked up to the top of the mountain overlooking the beautiful city of Nara broad question.
Therefore, Mizuno developed"throwing as exercise(play)" for first graders using Hexathlon equipment and tried to implement the program in physical education class of a public elementary school in Nara Prefecture.
They made a trip to Asuka Village in Nara Prefecture and divided up into three groups in order to experience Japanese culture and art: the art of dyeing using plants, transcribing a sutra, and ancient glass bead making.
Compared with the national average, the industrial structure of Nara Prefecture is characterized by the large weights of not only local industries-- such as plastics, rubber, and textiles-- but also of electrical machinery and general machinery.
In Nara prefecture, they visited Nara Prefectural Government and Todai-ji temple, experienced Braid strap making and Zazen, and they enjoyed the opportunities to improve their understanding of Japanese culture through the history of Nara prefecture and cultural experience.
The founding patron created this hall in remembrance of his deceased mother on the occasion of the sixteenth anniversary of her death in 1974. It was modeled after the Study Hall of Jikō-in in Yamato-kōriyama, Nara Prefecture.
When you have time to spare, I ask the office to go by car, so I went to Nara prefecture nonstop and I wonder if it took 500 km 6 hours a day 500?
In Japan, a piece of a wooden wheel believed to date from the latter half of the Asuka Period(circa 650) was unearthed at an archaeological site in Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture in 2001.
The pieces look the same, but the hardness of each varies, as do the knots and other features of the bamboo," says Kubo, a 25th generation chasen tea whisk craftsman in Takayama, Nara Prefecture.
Furthermore, Nara Prefecture has an abundance of tourism resources, including several World Heritage sites, and the number of visitors has been rising, partly as a result of an increase in foreign visitors in recent years.
It was around the time when Kazunori said that he wanted his son to be chef:"I want you to be a chef at French restaurant in Shiroganedai, Tokyo; a restaurant that Nara Prefecture will open.
I was thinking so for a while, and then the chance came around: Nara prefecture sought consignment applications from businesses that could make good use of a plot of land that it owned, and 17 companies applied.
This time, they will be going to Asuka Village in Nara Prefecture, dividing up into three groups, ready to absorb many new experiences as well as visit ancient burial mounds tumulus.
Among them, I visited Chiba and Iwate Prefecture in June, Nara Prefecture and Kyoto Prefecture in July, Nagano Prefecture in August and Gifu Prefecture in November, welcoming a lot of people with a smile with a warm smile What I received was great encouragement for me.
At the moment, I am also producing a video series called Utsukushiki Nippon: Nara Prefecture for distribution over the Internet. In Totsukawa Village, which I introduce in the film, people coexist happily with the natural world.
To the west of Higashiosaka is Osaka City, the core of the Kansai region, and to the east is the ancient city Nara Prefecture. The rich nature of Mount Ikoma stands in the background and the bustling city is surrounded by greenery.
They participated in a homestay in the Nara Prefecture village of Asuka and spoke of how impressed they were by the tranquility and warm-heartedness of Japanese farming families as they went about their daily lives, surrounded by the beauty of nature in all its seasonal variety.