How wonderful that you’ve been celebrating tsukimi with your family and friends — sharing that quiet beauty together makes the tradition even more special.
Thank you for this wonderful article, I love the tsukimi tradition. Where I live it is spring not autumn but it is still a beautiful time to gaze at the moon. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge and I am excited to learn more in your next articles.
Lovely post! I have cherished the tsukimi viewing for several years especially among my family and friends.
Thank you so much for your lovely message.
How wonderful that you’ve been celebrating tsukimi with your family and friends — sharing that quiet beauty together makes the tradition even more special.
Thank you for this wonderful article, I love the tsukimi tradition. Where I live it is spring not autumn but it is still a beautiful time to gaze at the moon. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge and I am excited to learn more in your next articles.
Thank you for your warm comment.
It’s said that the moon appears upside down when seen from Japan and from Australia.
Here in Japan, tonight is the night of the harvest moon, Jūgoya.
I hope you’ll also have a beautiful spring moon where you are.
Thank you again for looking forward to the next article.
Thank you for your reply, the full moon here was beautiful. To me the rabbit was very clear. 🌕🐇🎑