人頭幢 | Japanese meaning

人頭幢【にんずどう】

Alsoにんずどう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Yama's pole (with a human head on the top)Buddhismsee also 閻魔

This refers to a type of ceremonial or symbolic pole that features a representation of a human head, often associated with rituals or specific cultural expressions.

In this festival, the pole serves as the focal point around which participants form a procession.

人頭幢【にんずどう】

Alsoにんずどう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Yama's pole (with a human head on the top)Buddhismsee also 閻魔

This refers to a type of ceremonial or symbolic pole that features a representation of a human head, often associated with rituals or specific cultural expressions.

In this festival, the pole serves as the focal point around which participants form a procession.

人

N51

意person

訓ひと、-り、-と

音ジン、ニン

名じ、と、ね、ひこ、ふみ

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頭

N32

意head; counter for large animals

訓あたま、かしら、-がしら、かぶり

音トウ、ズ、ト

名かみ、がみ、ちゃん、つむり、づ

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幢

意flag; banner

訓はた

音トウ

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人頭幢【にんずどう】

Alsoにんずどう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Yama's pole (with a human head on the top)Buddhismsee also 閻魔

This refers to a type of ceremonial or symbolic pole that features a representation of a human head, often associated with rituals or specific cultural expressions.

In this festival, the pole serves as the focal point around which participants form a procession.

人頭幢【にんずどう】

Alsoにんずどう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Yama's pole (with a human head on the top)Buddhismsee also 閻魔

This refers to a type of ceremonial or symbolic pole that features a representation of a human head, often associated with rituals or specific cultural expressions.