七週の祭
ななまわりのいわい
the Feast of Weeks, Pentecost
Kosakata
Kosakata Kanji 祭
Kanji 祭 yang berarti perayaan muncul dalam 192 entri kosakata bahasa Jepang.
七週の祭り
ななしゅうのまつり
the Feast of Weeks, Pentecost
七夕祭
たなばたまつり
Star Festival (held in July or August), Tanabata, Festival of the Weaver
謝肉祭
しゃにくさい
carnival (festival held before Lent)
謝肉祭
しゃにくさい
Carnaval (Schumann), Carnival
収穫感謝祭
しゅうかくかんしゃさい
Thanksgiving Day, harvest festival
収穫祭
しゅうかくさい
harvest festival
秋季皇霊祭
しゅうきこうれいさい
imperial ceremony of ancestor worship formerly held on the autumnal equinox
秋田竿灯まつり
あきたかんとうまつり
Akita Kantō Festival (3-6 August)
舟祭
ふなまつり
boat festival, festival with portable shrines carried on boats
祝祭
しゅくさい
festivals, feasts
祝祭日
しゅくさいじつ
national holiday
春季皇霊祭
しゅんきこうれいさい
imperial ceremony of ancestor worship formerly held on the vernal equinox
春祭
はるまつり
spring festival
春日祭
かすがまつり
Kasuga Festival (held at Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara on March 13)
助祭
じょさい
deacon (Catholic)
女祭司
おんなさいし
priestess
女司祭
おんなしさい
priestess
女性祭司
じょせいさいし
priestess
宵祭
よいまつり
small festival held the night before the main festival, eve of a festival
招魂祭
しょうこんさい
memorial service (esp. for war dead)
昇天祭
しょうてんさい
Ascension Day, Feast of the Ascension
上祭服
じょうさいふく
chasuble, phelonion
上棟祭
じょうとうさい
ridgepole-raising ceremony
植樹祭
しょくじゅさい
tree-planting ceremony, Arbor Day
新嘗祭
しんじょうさい
ceremonial offering to the deities by the Emperor of newly-harvested rice
神幸祭
しんこうさい
festival celebrating the (temporary) transfer of a shintai away from its main shrine
神嘗祭
かんなめさい
offering of the year's new rice harvest (imperial festival, October 17)
神葬祭
しんそうさい
Shinto funeral ceremony
神田祭
かんだまつり
Kanda Festival (held at Kanda Myōjin Shrine in Tokyo on May 15)
神武天皇祭
じんむてんのうさい
Festival of Emperor Jimmu (formerly held annually on April 3, the supposed day of his death)
親祭
しんさい
rites conducted by the emperor
星まつり
ほしまつり
Star Festival (held in July or August), Tanabata
清明祭
せいめいさい
tomb sweeping festival (Okinawa, April 4 or 5)
聖祭
せいさい
Catholic rite (e.g. mass), hierurgy
聖枝祭
せいしさい
Palm Sunday
聖体祭
せいたいさい
Feast of Corpus Christi
聖誕祭
せいたんさい
Christmas, holy birthday
聖霊降臨祭
せいれいこうりんさい
Pentecost, Whitsunday
青森ねぶた祭
あおもりねぶたまつり
Aomori Nebuta Festival (August 2-7)
石清水祭
いわしみずさい
Iwashimizu Festival (Sept. 15 festival held at Iwashimizu Hachimangu in Kyoto)
赤道祭
せきどうさい
ceremony to celebrate crossing the equator
節祭
ぶしまつり
traditional festival in Kiryū City, Saitama
節祭
しちまつり
traditional festival on Iriomote Island (southern Okinawa)
雪まつり
ゆきまつり
snow festival
遷宮祭
せんぐうさい
transfer ceremony (wherein a shrine's sacred object is moved from one building to another)
遷座祭
せんざさい
ceremony for moving a deity to a new site
祖先の霊を祭る
そせんのれいをまつる
to perform religious services for the departed souls of one's ancestors
喪祭
そうさい
funerals and festivals
村まつり
むらまつり
village festival, autumn festival, harvest festival
体育祭
たいいくさい
(school) athletic festival, sports day, field day
大学祭
だいがくさい
university festival, rag day
大感謝祭
だいかんしゃさい
great customer appreciation sale (held at year-end, on a company anniversary, etc.)
大祭り
おおまつり
grand festival
大祭司
だいさいし
High Priest (of Israel)
大嘗祭
おおなめまつり
first ceremonial offering of rice by newly-enthroned Emperor
団菊祭
だんぎくさい
kabuki performance in commemoration of Danjuro and Kikugoro
秩父夜祭
ちちぶよまつり
Chichibu Festival
弔祭
ちょうさい
memorial service
弔祭料
ちょうさいりょう
gift at a memorial service
聴罪司祭
ちょうざいしさい
father confessor, confessor
勅祭
ちょくさい
festival held by imperial order
勅祭社
ちょくさいしゃ
shrine whose rituals are attended by an imperial envoy (who presents offerings)
鎮魂の祭り
たましずめのまつり
ceremony for the repose of a soul, ceremony to pray for the long life of the emperor, empress, crown prince, etc.
鎮祭
ちんさい
religious ceremony (to appease the gods)
天気祭
てんきまつり
ceremony held to pray for good weather (during long periods of rain)
天神祭
てんじんまつり
Tenjin Festival (Osaka)
田植え祭
たうえまつり
seasonal planting of rice on a field affiliated with a shrine, shrine ritual held with the first two months of the year to forecast (or pray for) a successful harvest
土俵祭り
どひょうまつり
ceremony to purify the ring before the start of a tournament
冬祭
ふゆまつり
winter festival
独立祭
どくりつさい
Independence Day celebration
入祭唱
にゅうさいしょう
introit
年祭り
としまつり
annual festival
梅花祭
ばいかさい
Plum Blossom Festival (Kitano Shrine, February 25)
百年祭
ひゃくねんさい
centenary, centennial celebration
文化祭
ぶんかさい
school festival, cultural festival, annual open day school event showcasing student talent
豊年祭
ほうねんさい
fertility festival, harvest festival
本祭
ほんまつり
main festival, main day of a festival
盆祭り
ぼんまつり
Bon Festival
万霊祭
ばんれいさい
All Souls' Day
夜祭
よまつり
night festival
裸祭
はだかまつり
semi-naked festival, festival in which the participants go naked apart from loin-cloths
裏祭
うらまつり
day-after festival, night-after festival, (smaller) festival held the day (or night) after the main festival
例祭
れいさい
regular festival, annual festival
例大祭
れいたいさい
regularly held festival
例年祭
れいねんさい
annual festival
霊祭
れいさい
ceremony honouring the spirits of ancestors (esp. the Bon festival)
霊祭
たままつり
ceremony honouring the spirits of ancestors (esp. the Bon festival)
労働祭
ろうどうさい
Labor Day, May Day
燔祭
はんさい
burnt offering (i.e. religious animal sacrifice)
獺魚を祭る
かわうそうおをまつる
one of the 72 climates (from the 16th to the 20th of the first lunar month)
獺祭
だっさい
arraying a number of reference books in order to compose poetry, literary composition crammed with maxims, ancient episodes, legends, etc., otters lining a catch of fish on a river bank, (people) making offerings (esp. of fish)