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| - | * Prepare the warabai for October | + | * Prepare the warabai for October, do the boards for my 月 茶箱 |
| It's really about the shift to autumn. Until the autumn equinox, you can still feel the lingering summer heat, and on the 9 IX, of course, you have 菊の茶. Then, suddenly, the temperature drops and you can see the [[nanakusa|autumn grasses]]. Around this time, moon viewing parties and with it, wild geese as a motif, become common. | It's really about the shift to autumn. Until the autumn equinox, you can still feel the lingering summer heat, and on the 9 IX, of course, you have 菊の茶. Then, suddenly, the temperature drops and you can see the [[nanakusa|autumn grasses]]. Around this time, moon viewing parties and with it, wild geese as a motif, become common. | ||
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| * See also [[nanakusa|七草]] | * See also [[nanakusa|七草]] | ||
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| - | ===和菓子=== | ||
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| - | From Sen's Chadō, which is こはぎ 餅 (bush clover, one of the seven autumn grasses) | ||
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| - | For 干菓子, it's raw sugar shaped like taro, and like the leaf of it. | ||
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