The 13th of November is
Ibaraki's Prefectural Citizens' Day
※Some public facilities under prefectural and city management offer free entrance or discounts!
(Maybe you can benefit from remembering your own prefectural citizens' day?)Some prefectures do not have a prefectural citizens' day!The official Ibaraki Prefecture Vtuber, Ibara Hiyori (cosplay)Keep in mind: it is not pronounced as "Ibaragi", but as "Ibaraki"!
Apparently a common mistake in some parts of JapanIf you say foolish things like that, the Ibaraki prefectural citizens will get mad at you!
Written in Ibaraki dialect. I guess what's emphasized here is the use of "gojappe", which means "foolish" or "nonsensical".Same, but translated to standard JapaneseMore specifically, the art museums, zoos, natural history museums, etc. under prefectural or city management offer free admission!Iba KiraPun on Ibaraki and Kirakira (sparkling)Iba KiraPun on Ibaraki and Kirakira (sparkling)
If you say foolish things like that, the Ibaraki prefectural citizens will get mad at you!
Written in Ibaraki dialect. I guess what's emphasized here is the use of "gojappe", which means "foolish" or "nonsensical".
Same, but translated to standard Japanese
More specifically, the art museums, zoos, natural history museums, etc. under prefectural or city management offer free admission!
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