Maiden Headとは 意味・読み方・使い方

They appear not only in the shrine festivals accompanied by a shrine maiden and a historic pageant, but also in a flower festival at a temple (birthday ceremony, kanbutsue (the Buddha's birthday festival), Shakyamuni's birthday ceremony), days consecrated to the Bodhisattva of Compassion and Fudo Myoo, the anniversary of the death (memorial service) of the founders, such as Honen and Nichiren, grand Buddhist memorial services held once in decades or hundreds of years such as a celebration of completion of a main hall or the inauguration ceremony for the head priest of a temple.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

お寺の花まつり（誕生会、灌仏会、釈尊の誕生日）や観世音菩薩、不動明王、等の縁日、法然、日蓮、等の宗祖の命日（お会式）、本堂落慶法要や晋山式といった、数十年～数百年に一度の大法会に行われる他、神社の祭りにも巫女と共に登場、また、時代行列の中で登場する場合もある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Nensho geigi is characterized by the typical style which emphasizes their young age; they wear kimono with long, trailing sleeves, that are removed the tucks at the shoulders and hemmed up, and haneri (neckpiece on a kimono), that is embroidered in red or reddish color, and pokkuri-geta (lacquered tall clogs), and their hair is done in the Japanese coiffure style for girls (such as momoware [literally, split peach; a hairstyle that the bun is split and a red fabric woven in the center], tojinmage [maiden hairstyle around Meiji period, characterized by separating the upper knots from the lower, decorated with fabric], yuiwata [hair style like cotton wrapped up], wareshinobu [a hairstyle characterized by a bagel-shaped, rolled knot worn high on her head, decorated with ribbons, ornaments and silk flowers], and ofuku [female hair style in kimono that the bun is split and a red fabric woven in the bottom]) using hana kanzashi (flower kanzashi [a decorative hair-pin]).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

肩揚げ、袖揚げをした振袖の着物に紅系統の刺繍の半衿、ぽっくり下駄、少女向きの日本髪（桃割れ、唐人髷、結綿、割れしのぶ、おふく、といったもの）、花かんざしといったいかにも幼さを強調したいでたちであるのが特徴である。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス