1.Buddhist cuisine
This is the dish which is not used meat and seafood.
It comes from Buddhist policy that warns against butchery.
2.Ikebana
Ikebana is a part of Japanese culuture which express sensitivity.
It comes from flowers offered before the tablet of the deceased.
3.The word of "Esyaku"
The Buddhist meaning is to clear up Buddhist scriptures.
The Japanese one is to make a bow.
4.The word of "Kakugo"
The Buddihist meaning is to disabuse and become enlightened.
The Japanese one is to give up and make a dicision.
5.Obon festival
This is a Buddhist festival to recognize ancestral spirits.
Also, this is an event to have feeling of thankfulness for repaying an obrigation.
Is Buddhist cuisine food which we eat at a funeral?
返信削除Hi, candy.
返信削除yes, it is. but I sometimes eat it nomal day.
SWEET CANDY♪
返信削除Have you ever done Ikebana??
I have not done yet.
But, my mother did when I was a child, so I saw it.
I want to do. How about you?^д^*
hi,Pino!
返信削除I have experienced a few times when I was a child.
Because my grandmather was an Ikebana teacher!
I enjoyed it.^^