「のぼうの城」と、「折り紙の馬」

Origami-horses made on January 8th (Tue)
Origami-horses made on January 8th (Tue)

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「のぼうの城」、「折り紙の馬」: “Nobo’s Castle”, “Origami-horses”

 

 

1月7日(火)、朝8時でも教室下出入り口の寒暖計は零度でした。

A thermometer at the west doorway of LL Shihoya Arai School read just 0 degree even at 8:00 am on Tuesday, January 7th.

 

 

でも紺碧の空が広がっていました。

Though it was very cold, the sky was completely deep blue.

 

 

早朝ならエリーと「凍み渡り」を楽しめたのですが、残念。

If Yoshy had got up earlier, I could have enjoyed “walking on frozen snow-field” with Erie! I’m sorry, Erie.

 

 

桜の木を注意深く見たら、米粒大の蕾がピンク色でした。「生きている木」なんだと、感動!

Watching the cherry trees carefully, I found so many little buds whose size was a grain of rice were colored pink. I was moved by the view; saying to myself, “This is REALLY alive!”

 

 

前日夜、偶々「のぼうの城」を途中から鑑賞、釘付けになりました。

The night before, I could have a chance to *in the middle watch a TV movie, “Nobo’s Castle”, which *made me glued to it.

<in the middle:途中から> <make one glued to~:~に釘づけにする>

 

 

能楽師、野村萬斎扮する忍城(おしじょう)城主、成田長親(なりたながちか、天文14年:1545-慶長17年:1613)のマイペースな性格が私とそっくり!…もちろん人徳は雲泥の差です!

The castellan of Oshi-jo, Narita Nagachika’s character is almost as same as my *self-paced character. A noh player, Nomura Mansai was casting as the lord … Needless to say, his *virtue is *as different as chalk and cheese.

<self-paced character:マイペースな性格> <virtue:徳>

<as different as chalk and cheese:チョークとチーズほどに違う:雲泥の差>

 

 

「でく・のぼう:木偶の坊」は、「木でできた人形」のこと。

“Deku-Nobo” means “a wooden doll”.

 

 

「若いくせに木偶の坊みたいに立つなよ」は、…

“A youngster like you should not stand like a block of wood.”

 

 

LL レッスンでは、生徒たちと「英語で、折り紙の馬を作って」から、騎馬の写真にしようとしましたが、…

Yoshy and my LL students made origami-horses in English in the lessons of January 7th. Yoshy tried to take a picture of a pair of horse which was planned to be *troopers, but …

<trooper:騎兵の馬、騎馬隊兵士、騎馬警官>

 

 

「田楽踊り」の馬のようです。

They look dancing of “Dengaku-dancing: a ritual music and dancing performed in Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples”.