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(FujiQ high land
(Mt. Fuji
(The highest mountain in apaht
Some attractions
Katsushika Hokusat
fartist
(3776 meters hah
(Utive)
shrine)
are very secary
a symbol of Japan Shindo)
(Ninigiko mito to
nice attraction)
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一訳-
富士山は日本の象徴として知られている。それは静岡県と山梨県の両方を延長したところに
に伸びている。
ある。それは日本にとって宝である。大きさと美しさが日本人と世界中の人の両方を引きつける。
貴重な
・富士山はまた日本で一番高い山であり、3776mである。周囲は150kmで、外見がき逃変わる。
しばしばその表情を変える。
季節の によって新しい美しさの富士山が見られる。冬は、雪で覆われている人々は「白富士
異なる季節や日時は富士山の新しい美しさをもたらす。
むか墓は、たくさんの観光客が「来光」と呼ばれる日の出を見るために富士山を登る。
楽しい夜明け
彼らが登ったとき、彼らはまた。他の植物を楽しむことができる。
2013年富きれば
・世界文化製産リストに位置づけられた。たくさんの人生は富士山が世界自然遺産も選ばれて
世界文化遺産となった。
そして=as
いなかったという事実を知らない。
富士山は、文化的価値を選ばれた。
Ms.
日本において
○山は宗教
文学、そして芸術にとても影響を与えた。
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4 / Mt. Fuji is an active volcano. In ancient times, it erupted often. It erupted several
数日いくか生回
times in the Heian Period alone. It has not done that, though, for about 300-years.
平安時代
として erupt
Ancient Japanese people regarded Mt. Fuji (as a goddess! They thought the goddess's
富士を女神だと思っていた
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anger made her erupt. To prevent eruptions, they built a shrine on Mt. Fuji. People
神が怒ったら噴火が起きる。
prayed there. They hoped that the goddess would remain calm.
5/Long ago, people climbed Mt. Fuji to cleanse their souls. They usually wore tabi
(special white socks) and straw hats. After climbing the mountain, they felt refreshed.
This was an important tradition.
6 / It was difficult for many people to get to the mountain, however, because their homes
were far away. They sometimes built mounds that were shaped like Mt. Fuji. These
were called fujizuka, Mt. Fuji mounds. When they climbed the mounds, they felt they
were cleansing their souls. It was like climbing the true Mt. Fuji.
volcano
ancient
erupt
goddess
Langer
prevent
Ceruption
...........
pray
・噴火する起こる生じる
・火山噴火口
calm
古代の古来の古くさい
cleanse
sout
女神・絶世の美女
-sock
¨¨refreshed.
妨げる中止させる防ぐ
with.
・爆発噴出発生
祈る強願
remain
mound
regard
冷静で、穏やかな
消する清浄にする取り
10の中、精神・
靴下、軽い抜いて書戻り
さわやかになって、再び読
土手・山積み・大量のこの山
とみなす.見る抱く

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They thought ML lug as a goddess.
it
was
Q4. why did many people make fujizuka?
They were shaped like Mt. Fuji.
because it was difficult for them to get to Me Fuji.
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訳
・富士山は活快だ。古代、それはときどき噴火するがそれは2.3回平安時代に処した。
古代では、よく噴火していた。平安時代だけでも7.8回は噴した。
・約300年もの間…噴なかった。古代の日本人は富士山さ母神とみなしていた。
(今は):300年ほど噴火していないのだが。
として崇めていた。
彼らは女神が怒ると噴煙ると考えていた。爆発を妨ために、彼らは富士山に
させる
が富士山を
・神社を建てた。……人をそこで祈った。彼らは女神が穏やかになること願った。
であり続けるよう
昔、人々は魂を清めるために、富士山に登った。彼らはふつうたび(特別な白い靴下)
(£31
麦わら帽子をかぶった。山登り終えた後、彼らはさわやかな気分になった。これは重要な
伝統だ。
迷いを登ることはないたくさんの人々にとって難しいことだ。しかしながら、なぜなら、彼らの家が遠いからだ。
しかし家が遠くにあるため、多くの人はどうで山を行くことは、 ・しかった。
彼らはももどき、富士山の形に似た出をつくる。それらは「ぶどづか」と呼ばれ、富士山
土手
これは富士山の塚、富士塚と呼ばれる。
このあいだが彼らはその山に登り、元知を清めるが本当に富士山10買ったかのように。
・魂が高められた感じがした。

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Part 4
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friends (visit me on weekends.
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·Mt. Fuji is an active volcano but it has not
about 300
years.
elupled
for
<Heian Period>
①It erupted several times.
<複数回
→It has not done that for
about 300 years.
・300年間
Climing Mt. Fuji.
To cleance their souts
felt refreshed
• Ancient people regarded it
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a goddess
として
女神
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・女神の怒り
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Part 3
7/With its natural beauty, Mt. Fuji has long had a great influence on Japanese literature.
Writers in Japan have often used Mt. Fuji in their works.
8/In the Nara Period, Yamabe no Akahito, a famous poet, described it in a Japanese tanka.
This work is included in the Manyōshū.
Sailing out
through the bay of Tago, I look up.
There before me
even more dazzling.
white snow falling
on the crest of Fuji.
9/In the Meiji Period, writers also described Mt. Fuji in their works. For example, in
Sanshiro by Natsume Soseki, the hero, Sanshiro, saw Mt. Fuji from a train while he was
traveling to Tokyo to start university. He talked about Mt. Fuji with another passenger,
旅客
a professor. Another example, from the Showa Period, is Dazai Osamu's short story
教授
Fugaku Hyakkei. In it, the different daily lives of various people are described. The
changing appearance of Mt. Fuji that they view is also described.

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.20.
who
was:
Yamabe no Akahito:
He was a
famous
boet in the Vara Period
06. Who are two writers that described Mt. Fuji in
their works of
fiction?
✔ Natsume Sosek and Dazai Osamu # are
.........
奈良時代
・1.8・4・
Yamabe no
Akali to
(山部赤人)
the Nara Period
17:10:
the Meiji Period
S (18.68 19.14)
・明治時代

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Part 4
10/Artists have chosen Mt. Fuji as the subject of more paintings and prints than any
other mountain. Katsushika Hokusai is one of the most famous ukiyoe artists of the Edo
Period. He created the very popular Thirty six Views of Mt. Fuji series.
11/Since the Edo Period, ukiyoe artists' works have influenced Western art as well as
other Japanese art. Hokusai's Thirty six Views of Mt. Fuji became widely known in
Europe, especially in France. His views of Mt. Fuji changed Western art. In particular,
they strongly influenced impressionism in France. It is said that Claude Monet learned
much about the use of colors and perspectives from this series of prints.
12/For a long time, beautiful Mt. Fuji has affected people as an image of eternity. It has
changed the lives of people of many different generations. They have watched it for
many years. They have felt its beauty and its image of eternity in their hearts. Mt. Fuji
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Who created Thirty mix Viewts
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atsushika Hokusai did.
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Claude Monet learned much about the use of olors and
•perspectives from
Edo period
ukiyee
(浮世絵)
Katsushika Hokusai
Thiny casin Views of Mt Fuji series.