karatachi no hana ga saita yo shiroi shiroi hana ga saito yo
karatachi no toge wa itai yo aoi aoi hari no toge dayo
karatachi wa hata no kakine yo itsumo itsumo tooru michi dayo
karatachi mo aki wa minoru yo maroi maroi kin no tama dayo
karatachi no soba de naita yo minna minna yasashi katta yo
karatachi no hana ga saita yo shiroi shiroi hana ga saita yo
Les fleurs de karatachi-orange se sont épanouies. Les fleurs blanches pures se sont épanouies.
Les épines de karatachi-orange sont piquantes. Elles sont des aiguilles vertes foncées.
Les karatachi-oranges font une haie autour du champ À côté du chemin, oû je passe tous les jours.
Même les karatachi-oranges donnent des fruits en automne. Ils sont des boules d'or parfaitement rondes.
J'ai pleuré à côté des karatachi-oranges Tout le monde était tellement doux.
Les fleurs de karatachi-orange se sont épanouies. Les fleurs blanches pures se sont épanouies.
The flowers of karatachi-orange are in bloom. The pure white flowers are in bloom.
The thorns of karatchi-orange give you pain. They are deep green needles.
The karatachi-oranges make a hedge around the field, Beside the road I go every day.
In Autumn even the karatachi-oranges bear fruits. They are perfectly round golden balls.
I sobbed by the karatachi-oranges. 'Cause every one was so kind to me.
The flowers of karatachi-orange are in bloom. The pure white flowers are in bloom.
The Japanese song of the Poncirus tree flowers: Karatachi-no-Hana
With thanks to Norio Shimizu and http://lyricstranslate.com/
The fourth carriage of the train showcases the white flowers of the karatachi (trifoliate orange) plant that blooms in early May. Today a stone monument engraved with the lyrics of "Karatachi-no-Hana" ("Trifoliate Orange Flowers"), a children's song penned by famous local poet Hakushu Kitahara, rests next to Yadomi Elementary School. The lyrics describe the charming scenery along the route that Kitahara used to walk to and from this school during his childhood.