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O-Tsukimi
固有名詞
O-Tsukimi
- Alternative form of Otsukimi.
- 2012 June 7, “Summer Guide 2012”, in Eugene Weekly, volume 31, number 22, Eugene, OR: What's Happening Inc., OCLC 33226082, page 41:
- Friday, 9/28
[…]
O-Tsukimi (Moonviewing), traditional Japanese festival honoring the full moon in autumn, with music, haiku, tea ceremony and more, 6pm-8:30pm today, tomorrow & Tuesday, Portland Japanese Garden, reg. required
- 2021, Eden Dawn & Ashod Simonian, The Portland Book of Dates, Seattle: Sasquatch Books, →ISBN, page 35:
- Across the street from the garden, discover an entirely different zen world at the Portland Japanese Garden, where an hour’s stroll will result in peace, harmony, and tranquility. […] Return through the seasons for full effect, and for a truly cosmic date, keep an eye out for their annual O-Tsukimi Moonviewing Festival. Walk hand in hand around the lantern-lit grounds, take in live koto harp playing and a traditional tea ceremony, then grab a seat and prepare to be moonstruck when the giant orb rises over the mountain and illuminates the city skyline.
Otsukimi
固有名詞
Otsukimi
- A moon-viewing festival in the fall (autumn).
- 1952, Elizabeth Gray Vining, Windows for the Crown Prince, Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., OCLC 412552, page 230:
- I was always interested to see which of the Japanese customs belonged to the Palace and which to the world outside the Palace. O Bon, or the Festival of the Dead in midsummer, was a festival of the people, as also was Otsukimi, or Moon-Viewing. I have delightful memories of a party in the country near Tokyo to which we went when the September moon was full.
- 2011, Kenji Ishikawa & Kiyoshi Kawabata, The Manga Guide to the Universe, San Francisco: No Starch Press, →ISBN, page 22:
- The fact that Japanese people have gazed at and felt affection for the Moon since ancient times is also apparent from folklore, such as the story of the Moon Rabbit. And although Otsukimi (moon-viewing) festivals seem to have originated in China, the custom of appreciating the Moon is said to have existed in Japan since the Jōmon period (approximately 14,000 BC to 400 BC).
- 2021, Julia Momosé & Emma Janzen, The Way of the Cocktail: Japanese Traditions, Techniques, and Recipes, →ISBN, page 228:
- When the harvest moon arrives, people gather for the Otsukimi festival to celebrate with foods that remind us of the moon, like chestnuts, sunny-side up eggs, and dumplings.
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