training for homemaking; domestic training
Traditional concept of a young woman learning cooking, sewing, and other household skills, often in preparation for marriage. The term can carry old-fashioned or gendered connotations in modern contexts.
When she was young, my grandmother learned tea ceremony and cooking as part of her bridal training.
These days, the term 'bridal training' itself is sometimes considered old-fashioned.
Means 'bride'; 花嫁修業 is the training a bride-to-be undergoes.
Means 'training' or 'study'; 花嫁修業 specifically refers to training for marriage.
Compound of 花嫁 (bride) and 修業 (training, study). The exact historical origin is uncertain, but the term reflects traditional Japanese expectations of a bride's domestic skills.