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There is a true story which is not a laughing matter: The case in which a person's place of employment or new relocation is known for a famous festival, the person will find it less costly to take paid holidays and make a family trip rather than staying at home during the festival period. 例文帳に追加

転勤先や赴任先がたまたまその地方の有名な祭礼の開催地であった場合は、有給休暇で祭礼の期間中、家族旅行に出かけた方が出費が安く済む、などといった笑えない実話まである。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Japan's first serial comic was "A Tall Man and a Short Man Make a Trip to Enoshima and Kamakura" (1896) by Beisaku TAGUCHI serialized in "Marumaru Chinbun" and it was the first comic that describes a coherent story with specific characters. 例文帳に追加

日本初の連載漫画は、『團團珍聞』に連載された田口米作の『江の島鎌倉長短旅行』（1896年）で、特定のキャラクターによる一貫したストーリーを描いた最初の漫画でもあった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

According to an explanation in Sekien's "Konjaku Gazu Zoku Hyakki", there was a story called 'Otogi bauko' that a skeleton of old female carries a chochin (Japanese paper lantern) with peony design and make a trip to a man's home, whom she loved before her death, and sleeps with the man. 例文帳に追加

石燕による『今昔画図続百鬼』の解説文によれば、「御伽ばうこ」なる話に、歳を経た女の骸骨が牡丹の柄の入った提灯を持ち、生前恋していた男の家に通って男と交わる話がある、と述べられている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

It is said that this and the time when Oishi met Yozenin during his first trip to the east were the inspiration for the story 'Nanbuzaka Yuki no Wakare' (the parting in the snow at Nanbuzaka) which talks about Oishi meeting Yozenin just before the raid to say their last good-bye in their present lives. 例文帳に追加

このことと第一次大石東下りの際に大石が瑤泉院に拝謁したことがヒントとなって討ち入り直前に大石が瑤泉院に拝謁し、今生の別れをするという「南部坂雪の別れ」の逸話（後述）が生まれたといわれる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

During the Boshin War, sailors of Kanrin-maru, a ship of the Fleet of Enomoto Takeaki in the port of Shimizu, fought soldiers of the new government's forces and the dead bodies of the sailors were abandoned there (it is a famous story that SHIMIZU no Jirocho buried the bodies and gained a reputation for courage) and later during the Meiji period, a stone monument was erected for the war dead in the precincts of Seiken-ji temple in Shimizu; when Yukichi took a trip with his family to Shimizu, he read and got furious about the epitaph signed by Takeaki ENOMOTO on the monument, which said 'Men who served their master died for their master (which means that the servants of the Tokugawa family died for the Tokugawa family).' 例文帳に追加

戊辰戦争の折に清水港に停泊中の脱走艦隊の1隻である咸臨丸の船員が新政府軍と交戦し徳川方の戦死者が放置された件（清水次郎長が埋葬し男を上げた意味でも有名）で、明治になってから戦死者の慰霊の石碑が清水の清見寺内に立てられるが、福澤は家族旅行で清水に遊びこの石碑の碑文を書いた男が榎本武揚と銘記され、その内容が「食人之食者死人之事（人の食（禄）を食む者は人の事に死す。即ち徳川に仕える者は徳川家のために死すという意味）」を見ると激怒したという。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス