【9割が誤解】『 端午の節句』は男の子の祭りじゃなかった

Do you know the true meaning of Tango no Sekku (Boys' Festival)? Carp streamers, helmets, kashiwa mochi (rice cakes wrapped in oak leaves), iris baths... almost no adults can explain "why" we do all of these things. The truth is, Tango no Sekku wasn't originally a festival for boys. 00:00 Shocking Truth: The True Nature of Tango no Sekku 00:20 The "Why" That Even Adults Can't Answer 01:00 What Exactly is Tango no Sekku? 02:30 Why Irises Changed History 04:00 The Rivalry of Common People Hidden in Koinobori (Carp Streamers) 04:20 The Unexpected Connection Between the Dragon Gate and Koinobori 05:30 Kashiwamochi vs. Chimaki: The Truth Behind the East-West Differences 07:00 Children's Day and Tango no Sekku are Legally Separate 08:20 Summary: How Tango no Sekku Will Be Viewed from Tomorrow Audio: VOICEVOX: Ryusei Aoyama --- Related Videos [The Contents of the Noshi Were Abalone] Embarrassing Japanese Common Sense You Should Know: [   • 【のしの中身は鮑だった】 知らないと恥ずかしい日本の常識 #のし #熨斗の歴史 #熨...  ] [Had You Know the Meaning of "Ohanami" (Cherry Blossom Viewing) and "Sakura" (Cherry Blossoms)? Embarrassingly Unknown Japanese Common Sense: [   • 【お花見】【桜】の意味　知ってた？ 知らないと恥ずかしい日本の常識　#お花見 #花見...  ] #AdultCommonSenseImprovementCommittee #ChildrensDay #TangoNoSekku #MeaningOfTangoNoSekku #OriginOfTangoNoSekku #DifferencesBetweenChildrensDayAndChildrensDay #WhyCarpStreamers #OriginOfCarpStreamers #MeaningOfHelmet #DifferencesBetweenKashiwamochiAndChimaki #MeaningOfIrisBath #MayDolls #GateOfEntertainment #AdultCommonSense #ThingsYouCan'tAskNow ________________________________________ *Adult Common Sense Improvement Committee* Eliminating the "things you can't ask now" problem. Have you ever been asked by a child, "Hey, what's ○○?" and not been able to answer properly? Have you ever found yourself not really understanding the terminology being used in meetings? Even when watching the news, do you feel confused because you lack basic knowledge? ──Have you ever had such an experience? This channel provides accurate yet easy-to-understand explanations of words and systems that are considered "common sense" in everyday life, work, and social situations, starting from the very basics of "what they are." Instead of trendy news commentary, we offer "real common sense" that is always useful. Why not relearn with us?