Yesterday was the Muslim festival "Tabaski" offering sheep to God.
There is a taxi stand in front of my house. Usually there are several taxis parked there. On the day of the festival, there was no taxis there.
Moreover, the bakeries were not opened on the street at all, which usually sell bread every day.
Everyone put aside their work temporaraily and enjoy "Tabaski". The whole town was in the mood to enjoy the holiday.
The day after the festival, I went to the market.
When I arrived, I found that the market was not as lively as usual, and only a few shops were open. Apparently, many people were taiking the day off despite of the next day of national holiday. So many stores were closed.
What I noticed was the marche was full of garbage.
It was messed up.
I couldn't understand how people did such a mess. It was the same as after a typhoon passed.
There was a huge amount of plastic trash at the side of the street.
I was confused what they open like this..
Although I didn't see what happened in the market,
the garbage told me the excitement of Tabaski.
昨日は、羊を神に捧げるイスラム教の祭り「タバスキ」でした。
私の家の前は地域のタクシー乗り場になっています。
いつもはタクシーが何台か停まっているのですが、
祭りの日は、タクシーは一台もいませんでした。
さらに、毎日パンを売っている露店もやっていませんでした。
みんな仕事はストップし、「タバスキ」という街全体が祝日を楽しむ雰囲気でした。
タバスキの次の日、マルシェ（市場）へ買い物に行きました。
着くと、
いつものようなにぎわいはなく、ポツポツと店がやっていただけでした。
どうやら、祝日の次の日は休む人が多いようです。
だから、店の多くは閉まっていました。
気になったのは、マルシェの荒れ！もうめちゃめちゃ。
どうしたらこんなに散らかるか？台風通過後と同じ。
ビニールゴミが大量に集まっている一角。
何をこんなに開けた？
何がどうなったかは見ていませんが、
ゴミが伝える、タバスキの盛り上がり。
