05-03-2009, 07:23 AM
Hi!
Would you correct my English, please?
Tenjin Bazaar
I went to a Tenjin Bazaar today.
Ten means sky and jin means god in this instance. (In many instances, sky is “sora” and god is “kami”.)
I don’t know why, but people sell used things at a front courtyard of a shrine and they call it “Tenjin Bazaar”.
The bazaar is a part of activities of community and most sellers are busier having a chat with friends and neighbors than selling things.
I saw a girl who seemed to be about 8 years old, was getting her mother a pink flashy dress like a doll’s dress. She won’t be able to wear it in town but on stage. In addition, it seemed to be a bit big for her, but her mother might have thought buying the dress as a toy, and it must have been cheap. The girl seemed to be very happy.
Thank you!
Hello, I may not understand English very well and I may lack words but I will try to understand you.
If you have questions about my post or Japanese customs, don't hesitate to ask.
I YamaP
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