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In Japanese culture, a hatsuyume (Japanese: 初夢) is the first dream one has in the new year. Traditionally, the contents of such a dream would foretell the luck of the dreamer in the ensuing year.
1. Jan. 2021 · Meaning and Interpretation of 初夢 (Hatsuyume) In Japan, it is widely believed that “hatsuyume” – the first dream you have during the night of 1 st January – foretells your luck in the new year. According to the tradition, there are three things that bring you good luck if you have a dream of them on the day. Can you guess what they are?
Hatsuyume (japanisch 初夢 ‚erster Traum‘) ist ein japanischer Aberglaube über den ersten Traum im neuen Jahr. Da die Menschen nach dem japanischen Neujahrsfest am ersten Januar erst wieder zum normalen Alltag finden, ist es der Traum in der Nacht zum zweiten Januar.
2. Jan. 2015 · This is the tradition of hatsuyume—literally “first dream”—in which the visions you see as you doze at the start of the year are said to predict whether the 12...
11. Feb. 2024 · hatsuyume – 初夢 (はつゆめ) : a noun used to mean ‘the first dream of the year’ in Japanese. The definition and meaning are simple and clear. To understand this noun more clearly, however, let me explain its kanji characters in detail, one by one. Hatsuyume in kanji. The kanji expression of hatsuyume consists of the following two kanji characters:
13. Jan. 2021 · In Japan, hatsuyume is literally the first dream you have after December 31st and is said to predict your fortune for the coming year. Traditionally, lucky dreams involve Mt. Fuji, a hawk, and an eggplant, in that order.
1. Jan. 2021 · If your 初夢 はつゆめ involves one or more of three things, it is considered to be a good sign for the year. These three things are: 富士 ふじ Mt. Fuji. 鷹 たか a hawk. 茄子 なす eggplant. Mount Fuji, I get, but a hawk?! An eggplant?! It seems no one really knows. But here are two theories:
