A structure associated with birds and insects that enables flight, typically extending from the body and characterized by a central shaft with vanes on either side.
A component resembling the aerial appendages of birds, used in various mechanical devices such as aircraft wings or fans to facilitate movement or airflow.
A decorative or functional feature originating from avian anatomy, often incorporated into archery equipment, such as the feathers attached to the shaft of an arrow.
A traditional plaything in Japan resembling a bird's wing, often used in cultural games or celebrations, especially during the New Year.
Example:
立派なが立派な鳥をつくる。
A traditional Japanese game resembling badminton, where players use paddles to hit a shuttlecock back and forth, often played during festivals or as a recreational activity.
A physical activity that combines elements of sport and play, typically involving two or more participants attempting to keep a decorated shuttlecock in the air using lightweight paddles.
A cultural pastime in Japan that emphasizes skill and agility, commonly associated with celebrations and community gatherings, where the objective is to avoid letting the shuttlecock touch the ground.