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Kanji for Joyful festival dance
The kanji for “joyful festival dance” is 踊, read you and written in 14 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
joyful festival dance
A joyful, energetic dance celebrated during traditional summer festivals.
Awa Odori in Tokushima is Japan's largest traditional dance festival, drawing over one million spectators every August.
14 strokes On reading ヨウ (you) Kun reading おどる (odoru) JLPT N2
Dictionary meanings: jump, dance, leap, skip
Readings used for names on Nazuke: you
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