In total there are 15 Japanese National Holidays throughout the year. Let’s find out when they are, what they are and why they are so important in Japan.
Like all countries, Japan has a number of unique national holidays that range from those commemorating historically significant dates to religious festivals. We have prepared a list of all of the major ones along with relevant traditions and things to be aware of for each one. If you would lik...
Japanese national holidays DateEnglish nameOfficial name Romanization January 1 New Year's Day 元日 Ganjitsu Second Monday of January Coming of Age Day 成人の日 Seijin no hi February 11 National Foundation Day † 建国記念の日 Kenkoku kinen no hi February 23 The Emperor's Birthday 天皇誕生...
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Aug 16 2024 : Guest 50: 0/10 Jul 21 2024 : Guest 81: 3/10 Score Distribution Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts 1. The Japanese celebrate 'Golden Week' in late April/early May. It is a collection of three (sometimes four) national holidays in one week. Which of the following is not ...
One of the many things that surprised me after coming to Japan was the large number of national holidays. Like most Americans, I had a very strong stereotypical image of Japanese people. Work was everything and your own pursuits don’t matter. To be honest, that is . . . Read More ....
For the holidays listed below, we have recommended order dates for package delivery. The dates below are recommendations only and are not intended as a guarantee of delivery date. The times listed are Pacific Time. Orders shipped outside the United States will require more time. If you require...
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The "Ennichi" (carnival-style festival) will be held for a limited time from August 27th to September 1st at the Tokyo National Museum, Japan's oldest museum, located in Ueno, Tokyo. After 6pm, when the museum is usually closed, you can view both the "Ge
Japanese national holidays Hello. Today I talk about Japanese national holidays. Many Japanese people take Obon (summer vacation) and year-end to New Year’s holidays(Shogatsu), because many companies are closed. But, some people think it’s hard to take... ...