- en.wikipedia.org SetsubunCelebrities throw roasted beans in Ikuta Shrine, Kobe. Kimpusen-ji. Setsubun (節分) is the day before the beginning of spring in the old calendar in Japan.
- funjapaneselearning.com setsubun/You can download all Setsubun words, an easy “mame まめ” recipe and simple and fun origami activity, even preschoolers can make.
- globefiesta.com setsubun-japan/Setsubun continues to evolve, blending traditional practices with modern elements, attracting both young and old participants.
- visitnikko.jp en/spots/setsubun/Setsubun marks the day before the start of springtime in Japan, and it is a day to celebrate the transition of the seasons.
- nationaltoday.com setsubun/Tsuina or Setsubun originated from a religion called Nuo Folk from the Tujia community in China in the 8th century.
- holidaycalendar.io holiday/setsubunGet ready to drive away evil spirits and welcome good luck with traditional bean-throwing celebrations on Setsubun!
- inhamamatsu.com culture/setsubun.phpIn particular, the first day of spring is considered to be the beginning of the new year, and the word "setsubun" has come to refer mainly to the setsubun that...
- savvytokyo.com family-activities-for-bean-…The tradition of Setsubun dates back centuries, but the bean throwing tradition first emerged in the Muromachi period (1337 – 1573).
- blog.japanwondertravel.com Culture CustomsSetsubun involves a lot of bean eating and bean throwing to ward off evil spirits that bring disaster, misfortune and bad health and marks the end of winter.
- en.namu.wiki w/절분It has continued to be preserved and has been widely passed down in the private sector, and thanks to the Setsubun custom, it appears in various media up to the...