Contents.Customs Hinamatsuri is one of the five seasonal festivals ( 五節句, ) that are held on auspicious dates of the: the first day of the first month, the third day of the third month, and so on. After the adoption of the, these were fixed on, 3 March,.

The festival was traditionally known as the Peach Festival ( 桃の節句, Momo no Sekku), as trees typically began to flower around this time. Although this is no longer true since the shift to Gregorian dates, the name remains and peaches are still symbolic of the festival.The primary aspect of Hinamatsuri is the display of seated male and female dolls (the obina ( 男雛) and mebina ( 女雛), literally 'male doll' and 'female doll' respectively), which represent a Heian period wedding, but usually described as the Emperor and Empress of Japan ), usually on red cloth. These may be as simple as pictures or, or intricately carved three-dimensional dolls. More elaborate displays will include a multi-tiered doll stand ( 雛壇, hinadan) of dolls that represent ladies of the court, musicians, and other attendants, with all sorts of accoutrements. The entire set of dolls and accessories is called the hinakazari ( 雛飾り).

Japanese Girls' Day—also known as the Doll's Festival—is celebrated on March 3 to pray for the health and happiness of young girls in Japan. Hinamatsuri, the name of the celebration in Japan, is marked by families displaying a set of hina dolls in the house and serving special food delicacies that are ceremonially beautiful and delicious. 3 Girls A Day Reference Textbook A Fast Reference Guide With All The Secrets, Lines, And Examples From The Main Course. Quickly glance through the important theories and concepts, as well as the best lines and conversations that I’ve compiled for you.

The number of tiers and dolls a family may have depends on their budget.Families normally ensure that girls have a set of the two main dolls before their first Hinamatsuri. The dolls are usually fairly expensive ($1,500 to $2,500 for a five-tier set, depending on quality) and may be handed down from older generations as. The hinakazari spends most of the year in storage, and girls and their mothers begin setting up the display a few days before 3 March (boys normally do not participate, as 5 May, now was historically called 'Boys' Day'). Traditionally, the dolls were supposed to be put away by the day after Hinamatsuri, the being that leaving the dolls any longer will result in a late marriage for the daughter, but some families may leave them up for the entire month of March. Practically speaking, the encouragement to put everything away quickly is to avoid the rainy season and humidity that typically follow Hinamatsuri. Historically, the dolls were used as toys, but in modern times they are intended for display only.

The display of dolls usually discontinues when the girls reach 10 years old.During Hinamatsuri and the preceding days, girls hold parties with their friends. Typical foods include hina- ( 雛あられ) (multi-colored rice crackers), ( ちらし寿司) (raw fish and vegetables on rice in a bowl or box), ( 菱餅) (multicolored rice cakes), ichigo daifuku ( いちご大福) (strawberries wrapped in paste), ( 桜餅) and ushiojiru ( うしお汁) (clam soup, as clam shells represent a joined pair). The customary drink is shirozake ( 白酒) (lit. 'white sake'), also called amazake ( 甘酒) (lit. 'sweet sake') a non-alcoholic.Nagashi-bina (, lit.

'doll floating') ceremonies are held around the country, where participants make dolls out of paper or straw and send them on a boat down a river, carrying one's impurities and sin with them. Some locations, such as at the Nagashibina Doll Museum in, still follow the lunisolar calendar instead of doing it on 3 March.

Placement The actual placement order of the dolls from left to right varies according to family tradition and location, but the order of dolls per level is the same. The layer of covering is called dankake ( 段掛) or simply hi-mōsen ( 緋毛氈), a red carpet with rainbow stripes at the bottom. The description that follows is for a complete set. Tsurushibina,is a variation of traditional Hina-Ningyou dolls in Japan. Kanzo-Yashiki.Koshu City, Yamanashi Prefecture.First, top platform The top tier holds two dolls, known as imperial dolls ( 内裏雛 (だいりびな), dairi-bina). The words dairi means '. These are the obina holding a ritual baton ( 笏, ) and mebina holding a fan.

The pair are also known as tono ( 殿) and hime ( 姫) (lord and princess) or Odairi-sama ( 御内裏様) and Ohina-sama ( 御雛様) (honored palace official and honored doll). Although they are sometimes referred to as the Emperor and Empress, they only represent the positions and not the actual individuals themselves (with the exception of some dolls from the Meiji period that actually depict and ). The two are usually placed in front of a gold ( 屏風) and placed beside green Japanese garden trees.Optional are the two lampstands, called ( 雪洞), and the paper or silk lanterns that are known as hibukuro ( 火袋), which are usually decorated with or patterns.Complete sets would include accessories placed between the two figures, known as sanbō kazari ( 三方飾), composing of two vases of artificial peach branches ( 口花, kuchibana).Generally speaking, the style arrangement has the male on the right, while style arrangements have him on the left (from the viewer's perspective). Second platform The second tier holds three court ladies san-nin kanjo ( 三人官女) who serve sake to the male and female dolls. Two of them are standing with serving utensils, one with a long handle ( 長柄の銚子, Nagae no chōshi) and the other with a short one ( 加えの銚子, Kuwae no chōshi). The third ( 三方, Sanpō), placed in the middle, holds a small table and may be standing or sitting/.Accessories placed between the ladies are takatsuki ( 高坏), stands with round table-tops for seasonal sweets, excluding hishi mochi. Third platform The third tier holds five male musicians gonin bayashi ( 五人囃子).

Each holds a musical instrument except the singer, who holds a fan:. Small drum ( 太鼓, Taiko), seated,.

Large drum ( 大鼓, Ōtsuzumi), standing,. Hand drum ( 小鼓, Kotsuzumi), standing,. Flute ( 笛, ), or Yokobue ( 横笛), seated,.

Singer ( 謡い方, Utaikata), holding a folding fan ( 扇子, sensu), standing.There are ancient sets with seven or ten musicians, and at least one with female musicians. Fourth platform Two ministers ( 大臣, daijin) may be displayed on the fourth tier. These may be the emperor's bodyguards, or administrators in Kyoto: the ( 右大臣, Udaijin) and the ( 左大臣, Sadaijin). Both are sometimes equipped with bows and arrows. When representing the ministers, the Minister of the Right is depicted as a young person, while the Minister of the Left is older because that position was the more senior of the two. In Japan Encyclopedia, p. 313.

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. Yang Seul-giStarringCountry of originOriginal language(s)No. Of seasons9No. Of episodes97ProductionProduction location(s)South KoreaRunning time70 – 90 minutesReleaseOriginal networkOriginal releaseOctober 17, 2014 ( 2014-10-17) –presentExternal linksThree Meals a Day (: 삼시세끼;: Samsi Sekki) is a. It aired on Friday nights on starting October 17, 2014.The cast live in a little rural or fishing village three days a week and use whatever food they find there to create three meals a day, while various celebrities from make guest appearances for dinner.

Contents.Production - (or 'PD') previously directed the popular variety shows, and.When actor was on Grandpas Over Flowers, the crew gave him the nickname 'Cooking King' due to his poor cooking skills. Their jokes about Lee starring in a fake titled Cooking King Seo-jinnie (a of ) eventually became the genesis for this show.

Cast as his co-star was singer-actor; the two had played brothers in the series.The press conference for the show was held on October 15, 2014 at the in, and was live on tvN's channel., who had previously been a guest in the first season, became a regular cast member for the second season. In addition to cooking three meals a day from scratch, Lee, Ok and Kim were given the additional task of growing and harvesting crops from spring to early fall (grocery shopping was strictly prohibited).On October 13th, 2016, a press conference was held for Fishing Village season three of the show. Consisting, who was previously on the show, and new members. The new season is to set to take on a fishing village theme.On July 1st, 2019 a new season with the theme of a mountain village, starring an all-female cast of, and, is confirmed. The first episode of this edition was broadcast on August 9, 2019. Reception Three Meals a Day drew a great response from Korean viewers and became a trending topic numerous times on, a Korean search portal.

It received viewership ratings of 6%, which is high for Korean cable television for which a 1% rating is considered a success.Originally 8 episodes were planned for the first season, but the show was extended by two episodes. A ' epilogue also aired, for a total of 11 episodes. The beginning of the episode shows where the idea of this program originated and how Lee Seo-jin and Ok Taecyeon were cast. Before the show started, they were given seeds to grow and were told to bring them to the first filming day. They are also introduced to Mingki, the puppy that they have to take care of.The PD gives them the show's rules, that are: besides rice, all other ingredients used must come from the farm; every meal would be made according to the production team's menu; preparation for winter will be undertaken during their free time; for the sake of integration into farming life, cell phones will be taken away.The day after, Taecyeon tries to make rice for breakfast, but is unsuccessful because he missed one of the steps while making it. The guests are Seo-jin and Taecyeon's co-stars from Wonderful Days Youn Yuh-jung and Choi Hwa-jung.

For the guests, Taecyeon and Seo-jin cook meat that they got from the production team. To pay their debt, they must harvest 2 kilograms of sorghum per kg of meat.2October 24, 20145.729%6.484%. Jackson, a two-year-old goat, is introduced. Taecyeon milks Jackson and makes cheese from it. Seo-jin makes using a stone grinder.

He says that he can still taste the pepper in the coffee.A few days later, Seo-jin and Taecyeon are given five hens, named Sofia, Olivia, Matilda, Elizabeth, and Grace. They try to make egg rolls from an egg that one of the hens laid.

They also build a hen house for the hens.In the second segment of this episode, the guests are Seo-jin's co-stars from: Shin Goo and Baek Il-seob. Seo-jin and Taecyeon have to take care of them and cooked for them. They cook meat for them, so the harvesting sorghum debt is increasing. The show also lays out the hierarchy, where at the top is the two guests, followed by Na PD, slave Seo-jin, Mingki, and maknae slave Taecyeon at the bottom.,3October 31, 20146.697%7.765%. Seo-jin prepares for breakfast.A few days later, Taecyeon arrives at the house first and finds that Jackson has returned; Jackson becomes a permanent pet along with Mingki and the hens. Taecyeon upgrades the stove by adding two levels of bricks, hoping he would feel more comfortable.

They make for lunch using three eggs that were laid by the hens.They go to the market to buy jars for making. After they're done with the kimchi, they make roasted and store some of them in the container.Guest star Kim Kwang-kyu arrives early in the morning; Seo-jin and Taecyeon are still sleeping and weren't able to welcome him properly. Kwang-kyu and Taecyeon harvest sorghum to pay Seo-jin and Taecyeon's meat debt, while Seo-jin washes dishes. Kwang-kyu harvests seven lanes of sorghum and Taecyeon only harvests three lanes.4November 7, 20146.963%8.099%5November 14, 20146.984%8.859%6November 21, 20147.231%9.169%7November 28, 2014,7.799%8.990%.

Episode #Broadcast DateGuestAGB RatingsNationwide1May 15, 2015—7.886%8.775%2May 22, 20157.477%8.006%3May 29, 20158.240%8.783%4June 5, 20158.857%9.958%5June 12, 20158.685%10.079%6June 19, 2015,8.432%9.872%7June 26, 201510.500%11.419%8July 3, 201511.990%13.805%9July 10, 201511.197%12.258%10July 17, 201512.148%15.095%11July 24, 201510.918%11.878%12July 31, 201510.310%9.742%13August 7, 201510.654%11.564%14August 14, 201510.188%11.053%15August 21, 201511.165%12.180%16August 28, 201511.112%12.091%17September 4, 201510.766%11.933%18September 11, 2015—7.351%7.468%Fishing Village 2. Episode #Broadcast DateAGB RatingsTNmS RatingsNationwideNationwide1July 1, 201610.785%10.957%10.7%2July 8, 201610.181%10.572%8.8%3July 15, 201611.587%12.483%9.4%4July 22, 201610.564%11.591%10.3%5July 29, 201611.056%12.075%10.3%6August 5, 201610.194%10.127%12.0%7August 12, 20169.164%9.833%10.4%8August 19, 20168.971%9.376%11.9%9August 26, 201610.840%11.630%12.2%10September 2, 20169.478%9.306%11.3%11September 9, 20169.328%9.483%10.6%12September 16, 20165.178%5.244%5.7%Fishing Village 3. Episode #Broadcast DateAGB RatingsTNmS RatingsNationwideNationwide1October 14, 2016 11.536%11.788%13.0%2October 21, 20169.661%10.038%11.0%3October 28, 201610.587%10.306%11.6%4November 4, 201610.057%9.769%11.1%5November 11, 20169.934%9.843%10.6%6November 18, 201610.036%10.529%11.4%7November 25, 20169.685%10.369%10.6%8December 2, 201610.646%11.464%11.4%9December 9, 201610.169%11.736%11.1%10December 16, 201611.395%11.588%12.4%11December 23, 201610.866%12.527%10.6%12December 30, 20167.524%7.964%7.5%Seaside Ranch (Fishing Village 4). Episode #Broadcast DateGuestAGB RatingsTNmS RatingsNationwideNationwide1August 4, 201710.568%11.403%10.9%2August 11, 20179.233%9.812%9.8%3August 18, 20179.817%11.431%10.0%4August 25, 20178.740%9.595%9.1%5September 1, 20178.330%9.003%8.2%6September 8, 20179.116%9.388%10.0%7September 15, 20178.764%9.681%8.6%8September 22, 20179.810%11.471%9.5%9September 29, 20178.580%9.250%8.9%10October 6, 2017(, )9.049%9.641%7.9%11October 13, 20179.085%10.162%9.0%—12October 20, 20176.046%7.212%6.2%Mountain Village. Park So-young (August 18, 2017).

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