What is Dragon-shaped clouds?
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- 3月24日
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"Ryūun" refers to clouds that take on the shape of a dragon in the sky. In Japan, since ancient times, it has been considered a good omen (kichō: a sign of something auspicious or good fortune).
Characteristics of Ryūun
Shape:
They often resemble the shape of a dragon, particularly the dragon's face, body, and claws.
There is no clear definition, and they appear in various shapes depending on the viewer.
Spiritual Significance:
They are considered to be the embodiment of a dragon god (ryūjin) or the manifestation of a dragon god.
It is said that those who see ryūun will receive the protection and good fortune of the dragon god.
It is also said that taking a picture of ryūun and using it as a wallpaper will further increase one's luck.
Scientific Interpretation:
It is a phenomenon where clouds appear to be in the shape of a dragon due to a coincidence of weather conditions and terrain.
It is a natural phenomenon, and there is no scientific basis for associating it with good omens.
Types of Ryūun
There are various shapes of ryūun, including the following:
Ascending Dragon Clouds:
Clouds that look like a dragon ascending towards the sky.
They symbolize rising fortune and success.
Descending Dragon Clouds:
Clouds that look like a dragon descending towards the ground.
They symbolize blessings and abundance.
Dragon God Clouds:
This is a general term for clouds that resemble the shape of the dragon god.
It is said that the dragon god has shown his figure, and that there are divine benefits.
How to Find Ryūun
It is important to observe the sky carefully and pay attention to the shapes of the clouds.
Especially during sunrise and sunset, clouds tend to show various expressions, so it is recommended.
By taking pictures with a smartphone camera and enlarging them, it becomes easier to find the shape of a dragon.
Ryūun is a mysterious phenomenon created by nature, giving viewers a sense of wonder and hope.
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