#teruterubozu — Public Fediverse posts

Teru teru bozu, teru bozu.
Make it a sunny day tomorrow.
But if it rains you'll be crying...
for I'll cut your head off with the scissors!😱

#Japan #teruterubozu #てるてる坊主 #梅雨 #rainyseaso

If you want to make your very own Teru teru bōzu, this cute video is very handy⬇️
🌧️✂️🪡🧵👻🌞
https://youtu.be/IjnO9eXEAus

Some people only draw on a happy face once the wish for a sunny day has come true.

#Japan #teruterubōzu #てるてる坊主 #rainyseason #Kyoto #京都 #梅雨

'Teru teru bōzu' (てるてる坊主 'shine shine monks') are simple dolls hung outside windows as a prayer for dry weather or an end to rain.

Originally used by farming communities, in the Edo period this tradition spread to towns and cities. It is not uncommon to see them here and there nowadays.

#てるてる坊主 #teruterubozu

'Teru teru bōzu' (てるてる坊主 'shine shine monk') are simple dolls hung outside windows as a prayer for dry weather or an end to rain.
Originally used by farming communities, in the Edo period this tradition spread to towns and cities.

#Kyoto #rainyseason #Japan #teruterubozu #京都 #梅雨 #てるてる坊主

'Tsuyu' (梅雨) is a verdant, muggy and unpredictable time of year. It doesn't rain every day, but the season always seems to drag on.

When the rain simply gets too much, it's time to bring out the ghost-like 'teru teru bōzu'.

'Teru teru bōzu' (てるてる坊主 'shine shine monk') are simple dolls hung outside windows as a prayer for dry weather or an end to rain.
Originally used by farming communities, in the Edo period this tradition spread to towns and cities.

#Kyoto #京都 #Japan #てるてる坊主 #teruterubozu