七夕は 七月七日の おまつりです。
この 日、竹に いろいろな 色の 紙を つるして、ねがいごとを 書きます。
この 二つの 星は「オリヒメ」と「ヒコボシ」と よばれます。
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七夕は 七月七日の おまつりです。
この 日、竹に いろいろな 色の 紙を つるして、ねがいごとを 書きます。
この 二つの 星は「オリヒメ」と「ヒコボシ」と よばれます。
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Tanabata is a festival held on July 7th.
On this day, people hang paper of many colors on bamboo and write their wishes.
In the night sky, you can see a river of stars called 'Amanogawa' (the Milky Way).
These two stars are called 'Orihime' and 'Hikoboshi'.
In the old story, the two stars meet once a year.
The night of Tanabata is very beautiful.
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