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Shichi-Go-San — Japanese girls at a shrine, dressed up for the Shichi Go San festival Observed by Japan Type Religious Significance … Wikipedia
Shichi Narabe — (in Japanese : 7並べ) is the name for a fairly simple card game for 3 or more players. It is played with the international 52 card deck. There appear to be several versions of this game, so these rules are rather generic.Aces are low.How to… … Wikipedia
Shichi-fukujin — [ʃitʃi fukudʒin], die japanische »sieben Glücksgottheiten«: Ebisu, Benten, Bishamon, Fukurokuju, Hotei sowie Daikoku und Jurojin, die im Volksglauben fest verwurzelt sind und deren Verehrung Glück, Reichtum und langes Leben verheißt.… … Universal-Lexikon
Shichi-Go-San — Schreinbesuch am Shichi go san in Katori (Chiba) Chitose ame Shichi go san (jap … Deutsch Wikipedia
Shichi-go-san — Schreinbesuch am Shichi go san in Katori (Chiba) … Deutsch Wikipedia
Shichi-go-san — Petites japonaises habillées pour le Shichi go san Shichi go san (七五三 … Wikipédia en Français
Shichi-Go-San — Celebración del Shichi Go San en un santuario de Katori, prefectura de Chiba. El Shichi Go San (七五三 … Wikipedia Español
Shichi-fuku-jin — Sept Divinités du Bonheur Les Shichi fukujin Les Sept Divinités du Bonheur (七福神, Shichi Fukujin … Wikipédia en Français
Shichi-go-san — Seven five three . A festival held on November 15th, or very often these days on the nearest Sunday to make it a two parent occasion. It is one of the life cycle rites connected with the ujigami in which girls of three and seven and boys of… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
Shichi Fukujin — Darstellung von Kuniyoshi (1798–1861) Darstellung von Yoshitoshi (1839–1892) Shichi Fukujin ( … Deutsch Wikipedia
