What is rabbit on the moon?

The rabbit on the moon is a popular figure in Chinese and Japanese folklore. In Chinese mythology, the story goes that there is a rabbit living on the moon who pounds rice into rice cakes. This story is often associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival, a harvest festival celebrated in China and other East Asian countries.

In Japanese folklore, the rabbit on the moon is believed to be making mochi, a type of rice cake, with a mortar and pestle. The image of the rabbit can be seen in various forms of art, including traditional Japanese paintings and decorations for the Mid-Autumn Festival.

The rabbit on the moon is a symbol of good fortune, fertility, and longevity in both Chinese and Japanese cultures. It is often depicted as a cute and friendly creature, and is a popular motif in traditional artwork and literature.