今日は節分ですね。
Setsubun is a traditional seasonal event in Japan, primarily celebrated on February 3rd.
これは春の始まりを告げるものであり、邪悪な霊を払い、幸運を招き入れる時として知られています。
It marks the beginning of spring and is known as a time to drive away evil spirits and invite good fortune into one's life.
One of the main customs during Setsubun involves the throwing of roasted soybeans, known as "mamemaki."
Additionally, some families may also eat a specific number of soybeans,
representing their age, for good luck and health.
Setsubun is a festive occasion that symbolizes the transition from winter
to spring and the renewal of positive energy.