Bon o Bon, Chocolate Milk Chocolate and Wafer Filled with Peanut Butter. Box of 18 Units.

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If you are planning to visit Japan in July, then you can see the Obon celebrations in some areas of Tokyo and also in Okinawa. Obon is the second biggest traditional holiday in Japan after Japanese New Year. 1. Sweeping Graves and Offering Sacrifices PERMEADO DE SORO DE LEITE EM PÓ, CONFEITO SABOR CHOCOLATE, AMENDOIM EM PASTA, FÉCULA DE MANDIOCA, MANTEIGA DE CACAU, CEREAL CROCANTE, AMENDOIM, SAL, ÓLEO VEGETAL DE SOJA, LEITE DE COCO, COCO RALADO, EMULSIFICANTES: LECITINA DE SOJA, ÉSTERES Bon o bon is our flagship brand. It was born in 1984 and today it is present in more than 80 different countries like Mexico, Israel, Angola, Japan and the Arab World. Its wide variety of flavors will surprise you! Do not put slipper heels towards the direction of your bed — Ghosts may figure out where you're sleeping based on the direction, and come and sleep with you, which may lead to sleep paralysis.

bon o bon -one of Arcor’s most emblematic brands- was born in 1984, when Fulvio S. Pagani, one of the founders of the company, sought to introduce a chocolate candy that was available to everyone, to give as a gift and to enjoy oneself. Already settled among Argentine consumers, bon o bon was the first bonbon to establish the "Sweetness Week" with its classic slogan "a bon o bon for a kiss". SORO DE LEITE EM PÓ, PERMEADO DE SORO DE LEITE EM PÓ, LEITE DE COCO, COCO RALADO, FÉCULA DE MANDIOCA, ÓLEO VEGETAL DE SOJA, SAL, EMULSIFICANTES: LECITINA DE SOJA E ÉSTERES DE POLIGLICEROL COM ÁCIDO RICINOLÉICO INTERESTERIFICADO, AROMATIZANTES E The Chinese terms are often described as deriving from Sanskrit ullambana meaning "hanging upside down", in reference to souls suffering in hell. [8] However, the Sanskrit word was sparsely, if at all, attested; [9] in addition, it would be the present participle of verb Sanskrit ullamb ("to hang", intransitive), with no inherent "upside-down" meaning. [10] [11]Bon Odori ( 盆踊り), meaning simply "Bon dance", is a style of dancing performed during Obon. It is a folk entertainment, which has a history of nearly 600 years. [13] Originally a Nenbutsu folk dance to welcome the spirits of the dead, the style of celebration varies in many aspects from region to region. Each region has a local dance, as well as different music. The music can be songs specifically pertinent to the spiritual message of Obon, or local min'yō folk songs. Consequently, the Bon dance appears different from region to region. Hokkaidō is known for the folk-song " Sōran Bushi". The song " Tokyo Ondo" takes its namesake from the capital of Japan. "Gujo Odori" in Gujō in Gifu Prefecture is famous for all night dancing. " Gōshū Ondo" is a folk song from Shiga Prefecture. Residents of the Kansai area will recognize the famous " Kawachi Ondo". Tokushima in Shikoku is very famous for its " Awa Odori", and in the far south, one can hear the "Ohara Bushi" of Kagoshima. Hawai'i Summer 2016 Bon Dance Schedule". honolulumagazine.com. 6 June 2016 . Retrieved 18 March 2018. Actualmente, existen por lo menos seis variedades de estos bombones, Bon o Bon Leche (relleno con crema de maní y bañado en chocolate con leche), Bon o Bon Blanco (relleno con crema de maní, bañado en chocolate blanco), Bon o Bon Suave (relleno con crema de maní suave y bañado en chocolate con leche), Bon o Bon Chocolate (relleno con crema de maní al chocolate, con trocitos de maní, bañado en chocolate con leche), Bon o Bon Mix (bombón de chocolate con leche, oblea y galletitas con relleno sabor crema y chocolate) y Bon o Bon Limón (con relleno sabor a limón). [2 ]​ En ocasiones especiales, sale al mercado una edición limitada llamada gold. En Corea del Sur y Japón se comercializa el sabor matcha muy típico de la cultura de esos países. En México, además existe una quinta variedad sabor café lanzada recientemente. As Obon occurs in the heat of the summer, participants traditionally wear yukata, a kind of light cotton kimono. Many Obon celebrations include a huge carnival with rides, games, and summer festival foods. [3] Marinus Willem de Visser: Ancient Buddhism in Japan – Sutras and Ceremonies in Use in the 7th and 8th centuries A.D. and their History in Later Times. 2 volumes, Paul Geuthner, Paris 1928–1931; Brill, Leiden 1935, pp 58–115

Before Obon begins, it is common to clean the homes and set out offerings to be prepared for when the spirits arrive. On August 13th — Calling the Spirits Home El bon o bon es nuestra marca emblemática. Nació en 1984 y hoy está presente en más de 80 países muy diferentes entre sí como México, Israel, Angola, Japón y el Mundo Árabe. ¡Y tiene muchos sabores para sorprenderte! The brands made a new redesign and launched the commercial “To give is to give”, made for the 20 years of bon o Bon. En la actualidad, bon o bon es líder en el mercado de bombones a nivel nacional y cuenta con 2 plantas productoras en Argentina, una en México y una en Brasil que producen aproximadamente 10.000 bon o bon por minuto. ¿Sabías que hay más de 10 variedades de bon o bon? Bon o bon is a leader in the market of chocolates at the national level and exports 70% of its production to be sold in more than 60 countries on all continents. It is a dynamic and fun brand that continues to evolve.Bon o Bon es la marca con la que se comercializan unas series de golosinas muy populares en Argentina. La golosina pertenece al grupo argentino Arcor. Su principal producto es el bombón Bon o Bon, de chocolate con leche relleno con pasta de maní.

There is a big ceremony of sending off fires in the mountains of Kyoto. People use wood to form a large "大" character, and then set it on fire. Nakao, Annie, "Japanese Americans keeping Obon tradition alive", San Francisco Chronicle, Friday, July 8, 2005 People return to their hometowns from the cities and visit the graves of their ancestors to offer sacrifices, such as flowers and fruits. He tired using his powers to feed food into his mother's mouth, only to see the food just fed into her mouth turn into charcoal.

Taboos in Obon Festival

There is also a traditional activity called Bon Odori dancing that is performed in parks, gardens, or shrines across the country. The styles of folk dance may differ from region to region, but most are accompanied by traditional Japanese taiko drums and are free to watch. Japan's Obon is similar to China's Ghost Festival (Zhongyuan Festival). They have many similarities. They have similar taboos; they are both traditional festivals; they are both related to death… The “balloon” commercial was the first commercial brand, where the temptation that produces bon o bon was showed.