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During the Japanese New Year, kagami-mochi (also called "mirror rice cakes") is displayed inside the house. This is a stack of two round rice cakes (the smaller on top of the larger) with a bitter orange on top. The mochi is displayed inside the house to invoke the gods to protect the house from burning in the coming year. The mochi is usually placed in a household Shinto altar or in a small decorated alcove in the main room of the home. On Jan. 7, the ornament is broken open with a hammer in a ritual called kagami biraki (mirror opening). This is the day when the new year deity is believed to depart from their new year visit.
Kiku placed her kagami mochi next to her shrine, and she's paying respects before partaking in the ritual. Now she has her hammer and is ready for the mochi! And yes, she's still wearing her Year of the Rabbit shirt. :D
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Kigo・Kagami biraki・Kagami Mochi Opening
Today’s Kigo (Seasonal Word)今日の季語
Kagami biraki (Kagami Mochi Opening)鏡開（かがみびらき）
Classification
Kigo (Seasonal Word)鏡開（かがみびらき）
RomanjiKagami biraki
English DefinitionKagami Mochi Opening
SeasonShinnen (New Year)「新年（しんねん）」
CategorySeikatsu (Daily Life)「生活（せいかつ）」
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Kagami biraki ("open" (break to small pieces) Kagami mochi rice cake by hammer) with wooden hammer attached to the arm of robot girl Nano
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鏡開き
"Kagami Biraki" is the event of eating "Kagami Mochi" (Kagami mochi is a Japanese traditional New Year’s decoration made up of two round rice cakes. )at the end of the New Year.
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KAGAMI BIRAKI
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Japanese New Year Tradition: Kagami Mochi
Kagami mochi, which translates directly to “mirror rice cake,” consists of two round mochi piled on top of one another. The mochi on top is usually slightly smaller, and has a daidai – bitter orange – placed on top. Sometimes a piece of konbu (seaweed) and a skewer of dried persimmon fruits are placed at the base of the mochi structure. In some regions, three levels of mochi are used.
The stand on which the kagami mochi stands is called a sanpo, and the sheet on which it rests is called a shihobeni. The sheet is thought to have powers that ensure no fires will occur in the house for the following year. Sometimes there are also sheets of paper (gohei) folded into the shape of lightning, that are also attached to the structure.
The mochi rounds are referred to as mirrors because they are meant to represent the duality of the following year. Some of these dual forces that are represented by the mochi are yin and yang, the moon and the sun, or the continuation of families throughout generations.
Kagami mochi are usually placed in a small Shinto altar, created within a family’s home. Some homes also have a tokonoma, or a small Shinto shrine alcove or cabinet.
Nowadays, supermarkets will sell kagami mochi that are pre-formed and wrapped in hard plastic in the shape of the kagami mochi, with a plastic daidai on top.
Usually, the kagami mochi structure is taken apart and eaten on the second weekend in January. This tradition is called kagami biraki – which translates to “mirror opening.” This beautiful imagery is meant to bestow family-related luck on the eaters of the mochi.
#Japanese New Year#Kagami Mochi#Japanese Cuisine#Japanese Tradition#New Year#Sanganichi#Japanese Food
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鏡餅箱で液体になるねこ。-Liquid Cats in the Kagami mochi box.-
鏡開きをしたり、みんなで液体になったり！ 溶けやすさレベル１のはなと、溶けやすさレベル３のみりと、溶けやすさレベル１０ ...
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0Tjm03m5bI
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Holidays 1.11
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Accession Day (Oman)
Amelia Earhart Day
Art Deco Day
Banana Boat Day
Burning of the Clavie (Tar Barrel; Burghead, Scotland)
Children’s Day (Tunisia)
Cigarettes Are Hazardous To Your Health Day
Cuckoo Dancing Week begins [until 1.17]
Designated Hitter Day
Eugenio Maria de Hostos Day (Puerto Rico)
First Society Day
Flag Day (Norfolk Island)
Girl Hug Boy Day
Global Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Heritage Treasures Day (UK)
Insulin Day
International Paget’s Awareness Day
International Parity at Work Day
International Thank You Day (Portugal)
Jump in a Puddle and Splash Someone Day
Karen (Kayin) New Year (Myanmar)
Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day
Less Survivable Cancers Awareness Day
Lottery Day
Martha Hughes Cannon Day (Utah)
Missionary Day (Mizoram, India)
National Arkansas Day
National Artist Atang de la Rama (Philippines)
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
National Joey Day
National Marketing Day
National Tara Day
National Unity Day (Nepal)
Nature Reserves and National Parks Day (Russia)
No Longer New Year’s Day
Republic Day (Albania)
Salt Day (French Republic)
Secret Pal Day
Send a Dollar to the Treasury Day
Sir John A. MacDonald Day (Canada)
Smoking May Be Hazardous To Your Health Day
Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend Day
Tattoo Pride Day
Thank You Card
Unity Day (Nepal)
Use More of Your Mind Day
World Sketchnote Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
German Apples Day (Germany)
Kagami Biraki ("Opening the Mirror," referring to opening a cask of sake; Japan)
Milk Bottle Day
National Hot Toddy Day
National Milk Day
Rhubarb Day
2nd Thursday in January
Family Communications Day [2nd Thursday]
Healthy Weight, Healthy Look Day [2nd Thursday]
Independence & Related Days
Independence Manifesto Day (Morocco)
Kosrae (Constitution Day; Micronesia)
Republic Day (Albania; 1946)
Sabini (Declared; 2020) [unrecognized]
Festivals Beginning January 11, 2024
Autosport International (Birmingham, UK) [thru 1.14]
Easter Seals South Florida Festival of Chefs (Miami, Florida)
Great Wonders Uplift Film Festival (Joplin, Missouri) [thru 1.13]
Restaurant Week (South Carolina) [thru 1.21]
Sunshine Comedy Festival (St. Petersburg, Florida) [thru 1.14]
Feast Days
Al Capone Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Alexander Calder Day (Artology)
Alice Paul (Humanism)
Anastasius of Suppentonia (Roman Catholic)
Banquet of Fairies, Goblins, Pixies, and Elves (Shamanism)
Carmentalia (Old Roman Festival to 9 Muses; also 1.15)
Cyrus (Positivist; Saint)
Feast of Jurturna (Goddess of Fountains & The Underworld; Ancient Rome)
Feast of Sokar (Ancient Egypt)
Georgios Jakobides (Artology)
Hecate’s Day of the Midwives (Pagan)
Hyginus, Pope (Christian; Martyr)
Juturnalia (Prophetic Waters Festival)
Leucius of Brindisi (Roman Catholic)
Mary Slessor (Church of England)
Nora Heysen (Artology)
Old New Year (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Paldo, Taso and Tato (Christian; Saints)
Parmigianino (Artology)
Paulinus II of Aquileia (Christian; Saint)
Riff (Muppetism)
Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Day (Pastafarian)
Theodosius the Cenobiarch (Christian; Saint)
Thomas of Cori (Christian; Saint)
Vitalis of Gaza (Roman Catholic)
William Carter (Christian; Blessed)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Binary Day [111] (3 of 9)
Prime Number Day: 11 [5 of 72]
Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]
Tycho Brahe Unlucky Day (Scandinavia) [5 of 37]
Unglückstage (Unlucky Day; Pennsylvania Dutch) [6 of 30]
Premieres
Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences (Trade Organization; 1927)
An American in Paris (Film; 1952)
Aphrodite Means Death, by John Appleby (Novel; 1951)
Atonement (Film; 2008)
Banshee (TV Series; 2013)
Bottles (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1936)
The Bucket List (Film; 2008)
Bugs Bunny’s Mad World of Television (WB Cartoon TV Special; 1982)
Chemtrails Over the Country Club, by Lana Del Rey (Song; 2021)
Donald’s Decision (Disney Cartoon; 1942)
Exploding Population or Pull Yourself Together (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 336; 1965)
The First Snow (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1935)
His Girl Friday (Film; 1940)
I Wanna Play House (WB MM Cartoon; 1936)
The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross (TV Series; 1983)
Let’s Blow Up New York or We Bombed’Em at the Palace (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 335; 1965)
The Nut Job (Animated Film; 2014)
On the Basis of Sex (Film; 2019)
Pink Panic (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1967)
Please Please Me, by The Beatles (Song; 1963)
Popcorn (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1931)
The Promised Neverland (Anime TV Series; 2019)
Purple Haze, recorded by Jimi Hendrix (Song; 1967)
The Saint and Mr. Teal (a.k.a. Once More the Saint), by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1933) [Saint #11]
Sex Education (TV Series; 2019)
The Sunshine Makers (Rainbow Parade Cartoon; 1935)
Today’s Name Days
Paulin, Paulinus, Ronan, Theodosius (Austria)
Časlav, Honorat, Neven (Croatia)
Bohdana (Czech Republic)
Hyginus (Denmark)
Osvald, Ove (Estonia)
Kari, Karri (Finland)
Hortense, Pauline (France)
Thomas (Germany)
Theodosios, Theodosis (Greece)
Ágota (Hungary)
Igino (Italy)
Arkādijs, Franciska, Smaida (Latvia)
Audrius, Marcijonas, Stefanija, Vilnė (Lithuania)
Børge, Børre (Norway)
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Teodosie (Romania)
Malvína (Slovakia)
Higinio (Spain)
Jan, Jannike (Sweden)
Bethany, Darby, Derby, Dermot, Kermit, Kermore, Rhett (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 11 of 2024; 355 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 4 of week 2 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Beth (Birch) [Day 17 of 28]
Chinese: Month 12 (Yi-Chou), Day 1 (Jia-Xu)
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 1 Shevat 5784
Islamic: 29 Jumada II 1445
J Cal: 11 White; Foursday [11 of 30]
Julian: 29 December 2023
Moon: 1%: Waxing Crescent
Positivist: 11 Moses (1st Month) [Cyrus]
Runic Half Month: Peorth (Womb, Dice Cup) [Day 2 of 15]
Season: Winter (Day 22 of 89)
Zodiac: Capricorn (Day 21 of 31)
Calendar Changes
冰月 [Bīngyuè] (Chinese Lunisolar Calendar) [Month 12 of 12] (Ice Month) [Earthly Branch: Ox Month] (End-of-Year Month)
Šəḇāṭ (a.k.a. Shevat, Shvat, Shebat or Sebat) [שְׁבָט] (Hebrew Calendar) [Month 11 of 12]
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Holidays 1.11
Holidays
Accession Day (Oman)
Amelia Earhart Day
Art Deco Day
Banana Boat Day
Burning of the Clavie (Tar Barrel; Burghead, Scotland)
Children’s Day (Tunisia)
Cigarettes Are Hazardous To Your Health Day
Cuckoo Dancing Week begins [until 1.17]
Designated Hitter Day
Eugenio Maria de Hostos Day (Puerto Rico)
First Society Day
Flag Day (Norfolk Island)
Girl Hug Boy Day
Global Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Heritage Treasures Day (UK)
Insulin Day
International Paget’s Awareness Day
International Parity at Work Day
International Thank You Day (Portugal)
Jump in a Puddle and Splash Someone Day
Karen (Kayin) New Year (Myanmar)
Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day
Less Survivable Cancers Awareness Day
Lottery Day
Martha Hughes Cannon Day (Utah)
Missionary Day (Mizoram, India)
National Arkansas Day
National Artist Atang de la Rama (Philippines)
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
National Joey Day
National Marketing Day
National Tara Day
National Unity Day (Nepal)
Nature Reserves and National Parks Day (Russia)
No Longer New Year’s Day
Republic Day (Albania)
Salt Day (French Republic)
Secret Pal Day
Send a Dollar to the Treasury Day
Sir John A. MacDonald Day (Canada)
Smoking May Be Hazardous To Your Health Day
Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend Day
Tattoo Pride Day
Thank You Card
Unity Day (Nepal)
Use More of Your Mind Day
World Sketchnote Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
German Apples Day (Germany)
Kagami Biraki ("Opening the Mirror," referring to opening a cask of sake; Japan)
Milk Bottle Day
National Hot Toddy Day
National Milk Day
Rhubarb Day
2nd Thursday in January
Family Communications Day [2nd Thursday]
Healthy Weight, Healthy Look Day [2nd Thursday]
Independence & Related Days
Independence Manifesto Day (Morocco)
Kosrae (Constitution Day; Micronesia)
Republic Day (Albania; 1946)
Sabini (Declared; 2020) [unrecognized]
Festivals Beginning January 11, 2024
Autosport International (Birmingham, UK) [thru 1.14]
Easter Seals South Florida Festival of Chefs (Miami, Florida)
Great Wonders Uplift Film Festival (Joplin, Missouri) [thru 1.13]
Restaurant Week (South Carolina) [thru 1.21]
Sunshine Comedy Festival (St. Petersburg, Florida) [thru 1.14]
Feast Days
Al Capone Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Alexander Calder Day (Artology)
Alice Paul (Humanism)
Anastasius of Suppentonia (Roman Catholic)
Banquet of Fairies, Goblins, Pixies, and Elves (Shamanism)
Carmentalia (Old Roman Festival to 9 Muses; also 1.15)
Cyrus (Positivist; Saint)
Feast of Jurturna (Goddess of Fountains & The Underworld; Ancient Rome)
Feast of Sokar (Ancient Egypt)
Georgios Jakobides (Artology)
Hecate’s Day of the Midwives (Pagan)
Hyginus, Pope (Christian; Martyr)
Juturnalia (Prophetic Waters Festival)
Leucius of Brindisi (Roman Catholic)
Mary Slessor (Church of England)
Nora Heysen (Artology)
Old New Year (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Paldo, Taso and Tato (Christian; Saints)
Parmigianino (Artology)
Paulinus II of Aquileia (Christian; Saint)
Riff (Muppetism)
Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Day (Pastafarian)
Theodosius the Cenobiarch (Christian; Saint)
Thomas of Cori (Christian; Saint)
Vitalis of Gaza (Roman Catholic)
William Carter (Christian; Blessed)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Binary Day [111] (3 of 9)
Prime Number Day: 11 [5 of 72]
Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]
Tycho Brahe Unlucky Day (Scandinavia) [5 of 37]
Unglückstage (Unlucky Day; Pennsylvania Dutch) [6 of 30]
Premieres
Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences (Trade Organization; 1927)
An American in Paris (Film; 1952)
Aphrodite Means Death, by John Appleby (Novel; 1951)
Atonement (Film; 2008)
Banshee (TV Series; 2013)
Bottles (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1936)
The Bucket List (Film; 2008)
Bugs Bunny’s Mad World of Television (WB Cartoon TV Special; 1982)
Chemtrails Over the Country Club, by Lana Del Rey (Song; 2021)
Donald’s Decision (Disney Cartoon; 1942)
Exploding Population or Pull Yourself Together (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 336; 1965)
The First Snow (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1935)
His Girl Friday (Film; 1940)
I Wanna Play House (WB MM Cartoon; 1936)
The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross (TV Series; 1983)
Let’s Blow Up New York or We Bombed’Em at the Palace (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 335; 1965)
The Nut Job (Animated Film; 2014)
On the Basis of Sex (Film; 2019)
Pink Panic (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1967)
Please Please Me, by The Beatles (Song; 1963)
Popcorn (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1931)
The Promised Neverland (Anime TV Series; 2019)
Purple Haze, recorded by Jimi Hendrix (Song; 1967)
The Saint and Mr. Teal (a.k.a. Once More the Saint), by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1933) [Saint #11]
Sex Education (TV Series; 2019)
The Sunshine Makers (Rainbow Parade Cartoon; 1935)
Today’s Name Days
Paulin, Paulinus, Ronan, Theodosius (Austria)
Časlav, Honorat, Neven (Croatia)
Bohdana (Czech Republic)
Hyginus (Denmark)
Osvald, Ove (Estonia)
Kari, Karri (Finland)
Hortense, Pauline (France)
Thomas (Germany)
Theodosios, Theodosis (Greece)
Ágota (Hungary)
Igino (Italy)
Arkādijs, Franciska, Smaida (Latvia)
Audrius, Marcijonas, Stefanija, Vilnė (Lithuania)
Børge, Børre (Norway)
Feliks, Hilary, Honorata, Hygin, Krzesimir, Matylda, Mechtylda (Poland)
Teodosie (Romania)
Malvína (Slovakia)
Higinio (Spain)
Jan, Jannike (Sweden)
Bethany, Darby, Derby, Dermot, Kermit, Kermore, Rhett (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 11 of 2024; 355 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 4 of week 2 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Beth (Birch) [Day 17 of 28]
Chinese: Month 12 (Yi-Chou), Day 1 (Jia-Xu)
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 1 Shevat 5784
Islamic: 29 Jumada II 1445
J Cal: 11 White; Foursday [11 of 30]
Julian: 29 December 2023
Moon: 1%: Waxing Crescent
Positivist: 11 Moses (1st Month) [Cyrus]
Runic Half Month: Peorth (Womb, Dice Cup) [Day 2 of 15]
Season: Winter (Day 22 of 89)
Zodiac: Capricorn (Day 21 of 31)
Calendar Changes
冰月 [Bīngyuè] (Chinese Lunisolar Calendar) [Month 12 of 12] (Ice Month) [Earthly Branch: Ox Month] (End-of-Year Month)
Šəḇāṭ (a.k.a. Shevat, Shvat, Shebat or Sebat) [שְׁבָט] (Hebrew Calendar) [Month 11 of 12]
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It's January 11, which means it's time for kagami biraki!
To conclude the Japanese New Year celebrations, kagami biraki, literally meaning "opening the mirror" or breaking of the mochi, is typically held on January 11. The term "kagami" translates to "mirror," and "biraki" means "opening" or "to break." The ceremony involves removing the round-shaped mochi from the family altar and breaking them into smaller pieces before cooking them in dessert or soup to enjoy. Eating the mochi symbolizes a prayer for health and good fortune in the New Year.
To break open the ornamental mochi, one should never cut it with a knife. The action is a reminder of ritual disembowelment from ancient times, and it is considered a sign of bad luck. For that reason, the customary way to break the mochi is with a wooden hammer or with one’s hands. These days, it's very common for people to buy a plastic decorative kagami mochi at a store, which the small mochi pieces are inside.
Kiku has prepared the mochi for the ceremonial opening - she even found a large wooden hammer like in ancient times. :D
After the mochi is broken open, it's customary to cook the smaller pieces in dessert or soup. A common dish is zenzai, which is red bean soup with mochi. That's what Kiku went for this year!
Time to enjoy that soup! Mmmm
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Himekuri・Winter 1/11
Today’s Daily Calendar Page今日の日めくり「冬1月11日」
Silhouette of the Day今日のシルエット
Today’s silhouette is of Kagami biraki (Kagami Mochi Opening)「鏡開（かがみびらき）」because it is time to break apart the Kagami mochi and eat it.
今日のシルエットは鏡開き（かがみびらき）のものです。なぜなら、今は鏡餅を割って食べる時期だからです。
Seasonal Transition Notice季節の移り変わりのお知らせ
Please take note of today’s seasonal changes. They include:
Shiwasu (Month of Monks…
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11.01.24 Events in January １月の行事
Answer and Translation
Which event (行事・ぎょうじ) doesn't belong to January?
A. お正月（おしょうがつ）New Year's, January 1
B. 成人式（せいじんしき）Coming-of-Age Day celebration, 2nd Monday in January
C. 鏡開き（かがみびらき）Kagami biraki (breaking of the kagami mochi), January 11 2024
D. お盆（おぼん）Obon, a three-day Buddhist festival to honor one's ancestors, takes place in August
E. 箱根駅伝（はこねえきでん）Hakone road relay, held on January 2 and 3 each year. The relay begins and ends in front of the head offices of the Yomiuri Shimbun, the newspaper which sponsored the first event in 1917. University teams of 10 competitors run 107.5 km on the first day to Lake Ashi in Hakone, and 109.6 km on the second to return to Tokyo. Here's a map of Day 1 of the course:
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Eating zōni (soup containing mochi rice cakes) on 鏡開きの日 / Kagami biraki, or Day to break and eat Kagami mochi (New year decoration made from mochi)
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鏡開き
お正月
2024年01月11日
鏡餅の鏡開きについて、以下の情報が見つかりました。
鏡餅の鏡開きは、日本の伝統行事であり、新年を祝う際に行われる重要な儀式の一つです。鏡開きは、神様の霊が宿るとされる鏡餅を刃物を使わずに割ることで、神聖な空間を作り出し、新年の幸せを祈願する意味があります。一般的には、木槌などを使用して鏡餅を割り、その後に雑煮や汁粉などで食べる習慣があります[1]。
この儀式は、日本の伝統文化において大変重要な意味を持ち、家庭や神社などで行われることが一般的です。鏡開きには、新しい年の始まりに神聖な空間を作り出し、家族や地域の安全と幸せを祈願するという意味が込められています。
January 11, 2024
The following information was found regarding Kagami-biraki of Kagami-mochi.
Kagami-mochi's Kagami-biraki is a traditional Japanese event and one of the important rituals held when celebrating the New Year. Kagami-biraki is meant to create a sacred space and pray for happiness in the new year by breaking kagami-mochi (kagami-mochi), which is said to contain the spirit of God, without using a knife. Generally speaking, there is a custom of breaking kagami mochi using a mallet, etc., and then eating it with zoni or shiruko.[1]
This ritual has a very important meaning in Japanese traditional culture, and is usually performed at home or at a shrine. Kagami Biraki has the meaning of creating a sacred space at the beginning of a new year and praying for the safety and happiness of families and communities.
Citations:
[1] http://www.kagamimochi.jp/saguru/page3.html
[2] https://tokihana.net/articles/15185/
[3] https://tanoshiiosake.jp/6181
[4] https://www.kikumasamune.shop/blog/?p=751
[5] https://soujinkai.or.jp/himawariNaiHifu/jn1/
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