矢歌の英語

なお「急がば回れ」という諺は、現在の草津市と大津市の間を結んでいた「矢橋の渡し」を詠んだ和歌が語源となっている。例文帳に追加

The Japanese proverb 'isogaba maware (more haste, less speed)' originated from a waka that was written about a ferry called the 'Yahashi no Watashi' connecting the present-day Kusatsu City and Otsu City.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

実際に徳島県の観音寺遺跡から、万葉仮名で「奈尓波ツ尓昨久矢己乃波奈」と記された7世紀のものとみられる習書木簡が出土しているのをはじめ、各地から数多くこの歌を記した木簡が出土している。例文帳に追加

In fact, together with a shusho mokkan (a wooden tablet used for writing practice) unearthed from the ruins of Kannonji in Tokushima Prefecture, likely a product of the seventh century, and which had 'Naniwa-tsu ni Sakuya kono hana' (奈尓波ツ尓昨久矢己乃波奈, On the Beach of Naniwa, the flowers bloom) written upon it in Manyo-gana (a syllabary used in the Manyoshu [Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves]), many wooden tablets with this poem written on it have been unearthed from ruins all over the country.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

「敵」とは安倍貞任で、衣川関を捨てて敗走する安倍貞任を追う源義家が、矢を番えながら下の句を歌いかけると、貞任は即座にその上の句を返したので、義家は感じいって「武士の情け」と、矢を放つのを止めたという話。例文帳に追加

It was the tale where Minamoto no Yoshiie chased after the "enemy," Sadato ABE, who abandoned and escaped from Koromogawa Seki (castle) and called out the lower line while aiming the arrow, to which, Sadato immediately shot back the top line of the song, so Yoshiie didn't shoot him due to the "sympathy of bushi (warrior)."発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

1964年（昭和39年）父・五代目田之助の引退に伴い、同年4月に歌舞伎座『仮名手本忠臣蔵・九段目』小浪、『神霊矢口渡』のお舟、『頼朝の死』の小周防で六代目澤村田之助を襲名。例文帳に追加

With his father's (Tanosuke V) retirement in 1964, he succeeded his name as Tanosuke SAWAMURA VI when he performed Konami of "Kudanme of Kanadehon Chushingura" (9th Act of The Treasury of Loyal Retainers), Ofune of "Shinrei Yaguchi no Watashi" (The Yaguchi Ferry and the Magic Arrows), and Kosuo of "Yoritomo no shi" (The Death of Yoritomo) at the Kabuki-za Theater on April of the same year.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

「詮議の結果、それは狂言作者の一人で『歌舞伎新報』の編集者たる久保田彦作の仕業に相違ないと決められて、久保田氏が批判の矢面に立つことになった。」例文帳に追加

`After examination on the matter, Hikosaku KUBOTA, who was one of Kyogen writers and was the editor of "Kabuki Shinpo" (Kabuki Newspaper), was determined to be the one who did such a thing, and thus, Mr. KUBOTA came to be in the firing line.'発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

主なヒット曲には「雨の慕情」「おまえとふたり」「大阪しぐれ」「みちのくひとり旅」「奥飛騨慕情」「さざんかの宿」「兄弟船」「氷雨」「娘よ」「北酒場」「矢切の渡し(細川たかし)」「長良川艶歌」「つぐない」「時の流れに身をまかせ」「すずめの涙」「夢おんな」「雪國」「酒よ」「雪椿」「命くれない」「恋歌綴り」「むらさき雨情」「こころ酒」「夜桜お七」「蜩」「珍島物語」など。例文帳に追加

Major hits included 'Ame no Bojo' (Longing in the Rain), 'Omae to Futari' (Together with You), 'Osaka Shigure,' 'Michinoku Hitoritabi' (Solitary Journey to Michinoku), 'Okuhida Bojo' (Longing in Okuhida), 'Sazanka no Yado,' 'Kyodai Bune,' 'Hisame' (Chilly Rain), 'Musume Yo,' 'Kitasakaba,' 'Yagiri no Watashi (Takashi HOSOKAWA)' (Yagiri Ferry), 'Nagaragawa Enka' (Nagara-gawa River Song), 'Tsugunai' (Compensation), 'Toki no Nagare ni Mi wo Makase' (Yielding Myself to the Flow of Time), 'Suzume no Namida' (Tears of Sparrow), 'Yume Onna' (Dreaming Woman), 'Yuki Guni' (Snow Country), 'Sake Yo,' 'Yuki Tsubaki' (Snow Camellia), 'Inochi Kurenai' (Crimson Life of Passion), 'Koi Uta Tsuzuri' (Writing a Love Song), 'Murasaki Ujo'(Purple Rain), 'Kokoro Zake' (Sake of the Heart), 'Yozakura Oshichi' (Oshichi under the Cherry Blossoms in the Night), 'Higurashi' (An Evening Cicada), 'Chindo Monogatari' (A Story of Jindo).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

安祥寺(京都市)(京都市山科区),常福寺(池田市),家原寺(堺市),矢田寺(大和郡山市),大安寺(奈良市),当麻寺(奈良県當麻町),おふさ観音(橿原市),慈尊院(和歌山県九度山町),興隆寺(神戸市),門戸厄神東光寺(西宮市),円満寺(西宮市)(西宮市),千光寺(洲本市),瑠璃寺(佐用町)(佐用町),温泉寺(豊岡市)(豊岡市)例文帳に追加

Ansho-ji Temple (in Kyoto City), Jofuku-ji Temple (in Ikeda City), Ebara-ji Temple (in Sakai City), Yata-dera Temple (in Yamatokoriyama City), Daian-ji Temple (in Nara City), Taima-dera Temple (in Taima-cho, Nara Prefecture), Ofusa Kannon (in Kashihara City), Jison-in Temple (in Kudoyama-cho, Wakayama Prefecture), Koryu-ji Temple (in Kobe City), Mondoyakujin Toko-ji Temple (in Nishinomiya City), Enman-ji Temple (in Nishinomiya City), Senko-ji Temple (in Sumoto City), Ruri-ji Temple (in Sayo-cho), Onsen-ji Temple (in Toyooka City)発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス