nobori banner; long narrow banner on a pole
A traditional Japanese banner, often used at festivals, shops, or events. It is attached to a vertical pole on one side and a horizontal rod at the top, allowing the banner to hang down.
See also: のぼり
Colorful nobori banners are lined up in the shopping district.
Large nobori banners were set up at the festival site.
Standard modern spelling combining のぼり (banner) and 旗 (flag).
Uses the traditional kanji 幟 for nobori; less common but still seen.
Rare kanji form; 昇り suggests 'rising' but is not standard for this word.
Compound of のぼり (nobori, a type of banner) and 旗 (hata, flag). The reading のぼりばた is a rendaku form of はた.