Jisho

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Noun
1. funeral Buddhism; modern day Buddhism in Japan that focuses on the lucrative performing of funeral ceremonies over teaching enlightenment​Derogatory
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Noun
1. railfans who gather at the decommissioning of a train or line​
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Kanji — 2 found

4.385155028897532
12 strokes. JLPT N1. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
葬
interment, bury, shelve
On: ソウ
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1.094834793355385
6 strokes. JLPT N3. Jōyō kanji, taught in grade 3.
式
style, ceremony, rite, function, method, system, form, expression
On: シキ
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Sentences — 16 found

  • jreibun/1808/3
      日本では、葬式や結婚式などの
    • ぎょうじ行事
    • は
    • えんぎ縁起
    • を
    • かつ担いで
    • 適切な日を選ぶことが多く、結婚式は「
    • たいあん大安
    • 」に多く行われる
    • いっぽう一方
    • で、葬式は「
    • ともびき友引
    • 」には
    • おこな行わない
    • のが一般的だ。
    In Japan, events such as funerals and weddings are often scheduled on appropriately auspicious days for good fortune. While weddings are commonly held on 'taian' (a very lucky day), it is generally avoided to hold funerals on 'tomobiki' (a day considered unlucky for funerals). — Jreibun
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