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特に打掛などに、紅葉、火炎太鼓、鳥兜を扱ったものは紅葉賀模様と称される。例文帳に追加

In particular, patterns incorporating fall leaves, drums and torikabuto are called Momiji no Ga (the autumn excursion) patterns and are found on uchikake (long outer robe).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

例えば、雅楽に用いる鳥兜と火炎太鼓に紅葉を添えたものは、源氏物語「紅葉の賀」で主人公が紅葉の下で鳥兜をかぶる優美な舞青海波を舞った場面を表す。例文帳に追加

For instance, the uta-e depicting a torikabuto (a traditional hat worn when playing gagaku (ancient Japanese court dance and music)), a kaendaiko (a large drum decorated with flames), and Japanese maple leaves suggests the scene where the hero of "Genji Monogatari" performed an elegant dance "Seigaiha" (Blue Ocean Wave) donning a torikabuto under Japanese maple trees, which appears in the chapter of 'Koyo-no-ga' (An Autumn Excursion).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

（昭和41年成立）上里男鹿町、上里勝山町、上里鳥見町、上里紅葉町例文帳に追加

(established in 1966) Kamizato Ojika-cho, Kamizato Katsuyama-cho, Kamizato Torimi-cho and Kamizato Momiji-cho  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

「フクジュソウと扇面」（「扇子扇面」に画像あり）「鷹」（右の画像参照）「はさみとスズメ」「ホトトギスと虹」「塩鮭と鼠」（北斎画廊13）「鮎と紅葉」（北斎画廊14）「蛙とゆきのした」（北斎画廊15）「鰈と撫子」（北斎画廊16）「蛇と小鳥」「桜花と包み」　葛飾北斎美術館所蔵。例文帳に追加

Adonis ramosa and a face of fan' (a picture in 'Sensu-Senmen' [fan on a fan], 'Taka' (hawk), 'Scissors and Sparrow,' 'A Gray-Headed Cuckoo and a Rainbow,' 'Salted Salmon and Mice' (Hokusai Gallery 13), 'A Sweetfish and Colored Leaves' (Hokusai Gallery 14), 'A Frog and Saxifrage' (Hokusai Gallery 15), 'A Butterfly and a Pink' (Hokusai Gallery 16), 'A Snake and a Small Bird,' (Cherry Flower and Pack), held at the Katsushika Hokusai Museum.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

さらに、草合わせをする2人の少女（法華経巻七扇8）、小鳥捕りをする少年（法華経巻七扇9）、柿もぎのようす（法華経巻六扇11）など子どもの遊戯や風物詩も画題となっており、紅葉を愛でる女房と栗拾いの婢女を描いた場面（法華経巻一扇10）、文を読む公卿と童女（法華経巻一扇9）、遊女と傀儡子（または男巫）が今様を歌って道祖神に報宴し、神霊を慰めているのではないかと推定される場面などを描いたものもある。例文帳に追加

Furthermore, the subjects of the paintings include children's play and seasonal images, such as two girls comparing grasses they have gathered in a game of kusa-awase (the eighth fan of "hokekyo" vol. 7), a boy trying to catch a little bird (the ninth fan of "hokkekyo" vol. 7) and the persimmon harvest (the 11th fan of "hokkekyo" vol. 6), as well as a scene of a court lady admiring the autumn leaves and a serving girl collecting chestnuts (the 10th fan of "hokkekyo" vol. 1), a little girl and a court official reading a letter (the ninth fan of "hokkekyo" vol. 1) and even a scene of a prostitute and a puppet player (or sorcerer) singing Imayo (a popular style of song in the Heian period) as offerings to guardian deity of travelers, Doso-jin, probably to comfort the spirit.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス