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Originating from the Chinese myth of the Cowherd and the Weaver,  the Japanese story of 七夕 details how おりひめ, a talented young weaver princess,  and ひこぼし, a devoted cowherd, fell in love and married soon after. However, this led to them neglecting their respected duties, thus angering the sky god, 天帝, おりひめ's father. He resolved to separate the lovers by having each at the other side of the 天の川, but, after seeing how dejected they worked, he decided to allow them to meet once a year.  Yet, when that day arrived, the lovers realized there was no bridge to cross 天の川, causing おりひめto weep until a flock of magpies approached and told her that they would serve as their bridge. The lovers are thus reunited on the Seventh Day of the Seventh onth, or 七夕. The day is celebrated as the 七夕まつり in various prefectures.

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1. 星(ほし)- Star/Stars
2. 短冊(たんざく)- Colorful paper strips for children to write wishes

3. 吹き流し(ふきながし)-Streamers

4.竹(たけ)-bamboo

5. 天の川(あまのがわ)- Milky Way

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Learn Japanese Holidays - Tanabata - 日本の祝日を学ぼう - 七夕

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1. If it rains on 七夕, おりひめ and ひこぼうし will have to wait another year to see each other again as the birds serving as their bridge cannot come.
2.  そうめん is a noodle dish typically enjoyed on 七夕 by dipping into a sauce called つゆ.
3.  During 七夕, children write their wishes on strips of paper called
たんざく and hang them on bamboo.
4. Some of the most reknowned
七夕 festivals in Japan are the せんだい 七夕まつり in the みやぎprefecture, theしょなんひらつか七夕まつり in the かながわprefecture, and the あんじょ七夕まつり, located in the あいち prefecture.
5. ふきながし, or colorful bunches of streamers also decorate popular festival areas during 七夕まつり.

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七夕 can be compared to the  American holiday of Valentine's Day, as both revolve around love and the celebration of love. Regardless, Valentine's Day and
七夕 contrast as 七夕 occurs either on July 7th or early to mid August (if based off of the Lunar Calendar), while Valentine's day takes place on February 14.  In addition, the story surrounding
七夕 involves おりひめ and
ひこぼし, whereas Valentine's Day involves Saint Valentine. Ways of celebration also differ.

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Birthday Rules
The Japanese word for Birthday is お誕生日（おたんじょうび). However, the word should only be used in sentences that refer to others's birthdays. When writing about your own birthday, drop the letter "お" from the beginning of the word.
Ex: When is your Birthday?
あなたのおたんじょうびはなん何月何日ですか？
My Birthday is July 7th.
私のたんじょうびは七月なのかです。

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1. What is "star" in Japanese?
2. たんざくはなんですか？
3. ふきながしはなんですか？
4. おりひめはだれですか？
5. What happens if it rains on たなばた？
Bonus:
天の川はなんですか？
七夕は何月何日ですか？