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🎋 CULTURE · 2026-06-28

七夕の 美しい 物語

Same news, rewritten for 6 Japanese school grades — pick your level below. Furigana + translation included.
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🎋 CULTURE 七夕 たなばた
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七夕たなばた七月七日しちがつなのかの おまつりです。

この たけに いろいろな いろかみを つるして、ねがいごとを きます。

夜空よぞらには、あまがわという ほしかわえます。

この ふたつの ほしは「オリヒメ」と「ヒコボシ」と よばれます。

むかしの 物語ものがたりでは、ふたつの ほし一年いちねんいっかい います。

七夕たなばたよるは、とても うつくしいです。

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Translation

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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