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I snatched one up and quickly loaded up my audio life. Luckily the local electronics shop ( Super Denkodo) had just gotten a few 2G iPod nanos in. By lunchtime I was at the end of my rope. I've come to rely on my 'Pod for news, information and entertainment more than my computer or my TV. But without my music, audiobooks and podcasts drive time seemed interminable. Whenever I've asked AppleCare for service they've said 'one to two weeks' but had the computer back in my hands in just a few days. The hard drive seemed to be out of commission, and AppleCare agreed to send someone for it. Instead of 'Phil's iPod' appearing on my desktop, there was nothing but the non-stop whirrrrrr-clunk, whirrrrrr-clunk as my 'Pod tried to get it's act together. The other day I awoke and plugged my 60G iPod photo into my laptop to suck up all the podcasting goodness I'd scrounged through the night. Here's a terrific link to Shichi-go-san homepage. They might even insist that you join the photo! Chances are good that, if you were to ask, no one would mind letting you take a picture or two of their little ones. The best place to see families celebrating in Tsuruoka is the Shonai Shrine in the heart of Tsuruoka City Park on November 12 and 13. Shichi-go-san is a time when mothers and fathers dress their children up in their holiday best and proudly present them to the world. The candy, too, represents the parents' prayers for a long and prosperous life for their children. Finally, after visiting the shrine, good children are treated to chitose ame, or Thousand-Year candy, served in a bag decorated with symbols of luck and longevity like turtles, cranes, pine and bamboo. And, having gone to all the trouble of looking good, a trip to the photography studio is an expensive must.

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Girls' kimonos are often family heirlooms, handed down from generation to generation, but the requisite trip to the beauty parlor for a full work-up can cost thousands of yen, more if renting a kimono. Playing the good host or hostess is not the loving parents' only expense. Relatives may gather for the event, perhaps even coming from far away. Shichi-go-san is an important day for families of small children. And girls of 7 can at last stop tying their kimono closed with cords, using instead the more elaborate and elegant obi for the task. Going out in public wearing hakama is first permitted when boys turn 5. Traditionally, both boys and girls no longer shave their heads after turning 3 years old. Specific details of the children's appearance act as landmarks in the children's growing up. On November 15th, families visit the Shinto shrine, where parents and priests pray for the children's health and development. Shichi-go-san was originally limited to the samurai class, but spread to the general population in the Edo Era of the 17th century. Boys too, dress in fine style, wearing traditional Japanese jackets and trousers, haori and hakama. The kimono-clad little girls look like beautiful, elegant dolls walking the streets hand-in-hand with their parents. Shichi-go-san means 7-5-3 and is one such celebration.Īlthough Shichi-go-san is really on November 15th, it's not an official holiday, so parents choose the weekend before or after to take their girls of 3 or 7 years, or their boys of 5, to the local Shinto shrine.

Japanese, like anyone else, value their children highly, and some seasonal festivals celebrate birth, development and coming of age of their sons and daughters.

I suppose, though, that they mean, 'What's different?' Those of you following my blog may have already glimpsed a bit of rural Japan through my eyes as an outsider. My family and friends back in the USA often ask me, 'What's life like in Japan?' The question is impossible to answer, not least because for me it's not all that different from life anwhere. Prayers and Blessings for Children Aged 7, 5, & 3

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