2021/2/1
英語でおしゃべりは、節分をテーマに、日本の鬼や
豆まきの風習などを話し合いました。
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2025.2.1.Sanntos リポート
Our February chat centered around Setsubun,
a Japanese tradition marking the change of
seasons.
A major focus of the discussion was mamemaki
(bean-throwing), the well-known custom of
tossing roasted soybeans to drive away
evil spirits and invite good fortune.
Many groups reflected on whether this
tradition is slowly fading in modern Japan,
as fewer families seem to practice it as
they once did.
This led to a broader conversation about
how cultural traditions evolve over time
and how people find new ways to keep
them alive.
We also explored the role of ogres and
demons in Japanese folklore, discussing
their significance beyond Setsubun in
myths and legends.
Wanting to share a bit of my own culture,
I briefly introduced two figures from
Brazilian folklore:
the Mula-sem-cabeça (Headless Mule),
a supernatural creature from old legends,
and the Curupira, a mischievous forest
guardian with backward feet.
Though different from Japan’s oni, these
beings serve a similar role in shaping
myths, warnings, and traditions in their
respective cultures.
It was fascinating to see how every
culture has its own tales of mysterious
creatures! If you enjoy discovering and
exchanging stories like these,
we’d love for you
to join our next chat!
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MIFA守谷市国際交流協会 イベント
2025/2/16に開催されました。
ラオス訪問団が、今度はラオスから
沢山の子供たちを守谷に招待しました。
ラオス大使の講演と子供たちによる
人形劇が繰り広げられました。






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