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  1. In Japan, today, March 23, is the last day of the equinoctial week (Higan Ake in Japanese). #higanake #higan #equinoctialweek

  2. In Japan, today, March 23, is the last day of the equinoctial week (Higan Ake in Japanese). #higanake #higan #equinoctialweek #fedibird

  3. In Japan, today, March 23, is the last day of the equinoctial week (Higan Ake in Japanese). #higanake #higan #equinoctialweek

  4. In Japan, today, March 17, is the first day of the equinoctial week (Higan Iri/Higan no Iri in Japanese). #higaniri #higan #equinoctialweek

  5. In Japan, today, March 17, is the first day of the equinoctial week (Higan Iri/Higan no Iri in Japanese). #higaniri #higan #equinoctialweek #fedibird

  6. In Japan, today, March 17, is the first day of the equinoctial week (Higan Iri/Higan no Iri in Japanese). #higaniri #higan #equinoctialweek

  7. Did you know?: Higan, 3 days before and after spring and fall equinox

    (Illustration by Yukiyo Oda/Stripes Japan) Higan is a seven-day Buddhist memorial service held three days before, after and on the spring and autumn equinox (Mar. 20 and Sep. 23) to honor lov…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #ancestraltombs #buddhism #equinox #Higan #holiday #Japanese #Japanesenews #news #Ohigan #shiimiifestival #Spring
    alojapan.com/1442342/did-you-k

  8. Did you know?: Higan, 3 days before and after spring and fall equinox

    (Illustration by Yukiyo Oda/Stripes Japan) Higan is a seven-day Buddhist memorial service held three days before, after and on the spring and autumn equinox (Mar. 20 and Sep. 23) to honor lov…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #ancestraltombs #buddhism #equinox #Higan #holiday #Japanese #Japanesenews #news #Ohigan #shiimiifestival #Spring
    alojapan.com/1442342/did-you-k

  9. alojapan.com/1442342/did-you-k Did you know?: Higan, 3 days before and after spring and fall equinox #AncestralTombs #buddhism #equinox #Higan #holiday #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #news #Ohigan #ShiimiiFestival #Spring (Illustration by Yukiyo Oda/Stripes Japan) Higan is a seven-day Buddhist memorial service held three days before, after and on the spring and autumn equinox (Mar. 20 and Sep. 23) to honor loved ones who have died. Many mainland Japanese visit f

  10. alojapan.com/1442342/did-you-k Did you know?: Higan, 3 days before and after spring and fall equinox #AncestralTombs #buddhism #equinox #Higan #holiday #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #news #Ohigan #ShiimiiFestival #Spring (Illustration by Yukiyo Oda/Stripes Japan) Higan is a seven-day Buddhist memorial service held three days before, after and on the spring and autumn equinox (Mar. 20 and Sep. 23) to honor loved ones who have died. Many mainland Japanese visit f

  11. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is Shigan (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'.
    Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living).
    At equinox, day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #彼岸 #Kyoto

  12. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is Shigan (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'.
    Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living).
    At equinox, day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #彼岸 #Kyoto

  13. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is Shigan (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'.
    Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living).
    At equinox, day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #彼岸 #Kyoto

  14. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is Shigan (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'.
    Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living).
    At equinox, day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #彼岸 #Kyoto

  15. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is Shigan (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'.
    Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living).
    At equinox, day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #彼岸 #Kyoto

  16. In Japan, today, September 20, is the first day of the equinoctial week (Higan Iri/Higan no Iri in Japanese). #higaniri #higan #equinoctialweek

  17. In Japan, today, September 20, is the first day of the equinoctial week (Higan Iri/Higan no Iri in Japanese). #higaniri #higan #equinoctialweek #fedibird

  18. In Japan, today, September 20, is the first day of the equinoctial week (Higan Iri/Higan no Iri in Japanese). #higaniri #higan #equinoctialweek

  19. Japan’s autumn traditions: Gleaning reasons for ringing in season

    In the Land of the Rising Sun, September marks the waxing of autumn and the traditional harvest season in which local customs such as “tsukimi” (moon viewing), “inekari” (rice…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #autumn #fall #harvest #Higan #inekari #Japanese #Japanesenews #kashichii #moonviewing #news #Ohigan #riceharvest #traditions #tsukimi
    alojapan.com/1361720/japans-au

  20. Japan’s autumn traditions: Gleaning reasons for ringing in season

    In the Land of the Rising Sun, September marks the waxing of autumn and the traditional harvest season in which local customs such as “tsukimi” (moon viewing), “inekari” (rice…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #autumn #fall #harvest #Higan #inekari #Japanese #Japanesenews #kashichii #moonviewing #news #Ohigan #riceharvest #traditions #tsukimi
    alojapan.com/1361720/japans-au

  21. alojapan.com/1361720/japans-au Japan’s autumn traditions: Gleaning reasons for ringing in season #autumn #fall #harvest #Higan #inekari #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #kashichii #MoonViewing #news #Ohigan #RiceHarvest #traditions #tsukimi In the Land of the Rising Sun, September marks the waxing of autumn and the traditional harvest season in which local customs such as “tsukimi” (moon viewing), “inekari” (rice harvesting) and “Higan” memorial services tak

  22. alojapan.com/1361720/japans-au Japan’s autumn traditions: Gleaning reasons for ringing in season #autumn #fall #harvest #Higan #inekari #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #kashichii #MoonViewing #news #Ohigan #RiceHarvest #traditions #tsukimi In the Land of the Rising Sun, September marks the waxing of autumn and the traditional harvest season in which local customs such as “tsukimi” (moon viewing), “inekari” (rice harvesting) and “Higan” memorial services tak

  23. alojapan.com/1360465/japans-au Japan’s autumn traditions: Gleaning reasons for ringing in season #autumn #fall #harvest #Higan #inekari #MoonViewing #news #Ohigan #Okinawa #OkinawaNews #RiceHarvest #traditions #tsukimi #沖縄 In the Land of the Rising Sun, September marks the waxing of autumn and the traditional harvest season in which local customs such as “tsukimi” (moon viewing), “inekari” (rice harvesting) and “Higan” memorial services take place throughout Japan. T

  24. alojapan.com/1360465/japans-au Japan’s autumn traditions: Gleaning reasons for ringing in season #autumn #fall #harvest #Higan #inekari #MoonViewing #news #Ohigan #Okinawa #OkinawaNews #RiceHarvest #traditions #tsukimi #沖縄 In the Land of the Rising Sun, September marks the waxing of autumn and the traditional harvest season in which local customs such as “tsukimi” (moon viewing), “inekari” (rice harvesting) and “Higan” memorial services take place throughout Japan. T

  25. In Japan, today, March 23, is the last day of the equinoctial week (Higan Ake in Japanese). #higanake #higan #equinoctialweek

  26. Week-long services called Higan-e (彼岸会) are held at temples. It's usual for people first to listen to sermons and then visit family graves.

    Whereas 'Spring Higan' (春彼岸) typically shows gratitude for all living things, 'Autumn Higan' (秋彼岸) gives thanks to the dead.

    #京都 #Kyoto #Japan #equinox #Higan

  27. Week-long services called Higan-e (彼岸会) are held at temples. It's usual for people first to listen to sermons and then visit family graves.

    Whereas 'Spring Higan' (春彼岸) typically shows gratitude for all living things, 'Autumn Higan' (秋彼岸) gives thanks to the dead.

    #京都 #Kyoto #Japan #equinox #Higan

  28. Week-long services called Higan-e (彼岸会) are held at temples. It's usual for people first to listen to sermons and then visit family graves.

    Whereas 'Spring Higan' (春彼岸) typically shows gratitude for all living things, 'Autumn Higan' (秋彼岸) gives thanks to the dead.

    #京都 #Kyoto #Japan #equinox #Higan

  29. Week-long services called Higan-e (彼岸会) are held at temples. It's usual for people first to listen to sermons and then visit family graves.

    Whereas 'Spring Higan' (春彼岸) typically shows gratitude for all living things, 'Autumn Higan' (秋彼岸) gives thanks to the dead.

    #京都 #Kyoto #Japan #equinox #Higan

  30. Week-long services called Higan-e (彼岸会) are held at temples. It's usual for people first to listen to sermons and then visit family graves.

    Whereas 'Spring Higan' (春彼岸) typically shows gratitude for all living things, 'Autumn Higan' (秋彼岸) gives thanks to the dead.

    #京都 #Kyoto #Japan #equinox #Higan

  31. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is 'Shigan' (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'. Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living). At equinox day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #Nara #deer #奈良 #equinox

  32. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is 'Shigan' (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'. Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living). At equinox day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #Nara #deer #奈良 #equinox

  33. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is 'Shigan' (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'. Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living). At equinox day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #Nara #deer #奈良 #equinox

  34. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is 'Shigan' (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'. Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living). At equinox day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #Nara #deer #奈良 #equinox

  35. Complementing Higan (彼岸) is 'Shigan' (此岸), meaning the 'Near Shore'. Higan is the Pure Land (the World of Buddha), whereas Shigan is our world (the World of the Living). At equinox day and night are of equal length, and thus the world is in perfect balance.

    #Higan #Nara #deer #奈良 #equinox

  36. In Japan, today, March 17, is the first day of the equinoctial week (Higan Iri/Higan no Iri in Japanese). #higaniri #higan #equinoctialweek

  37. In Japan, today, September 25, is the last day of the equinoctial week (Higan Ake in Japanese). #higanake #higan #equinoctialweek