by Angelie | Jan 8, 2025 | Winter in Japan, Celebrations & Holidays in Japan, Japan Events, Japan Travel, Japanese culture, Japanese food & Drinks, Life in Japan
January in Japan kicks off the year with a mix of cold-weather activities, deep-rooted traditions, and comforting winter foods. From serene temples bustling with New Year rituals to powdery slopes perfect for skiing, January has plenty to offer for travellers and...
by Angelie | Aug 23, 2024 | Summer in Japan, Celebrations & Holidays in Japan, Japan Travel, Life in Japan
Travelling in August in Japan offers a dynamic and culturally rich experience, marked by summer festivals, outdoor adventures, and unique seasonal offerings. As the heat of summer reaches its peak and the country celebrates the Obon festival (more on this below!),...
by Venese | Feb 9, 2023 | Celebrations & Holidays in Japan
Coming of Age Day, or Seijin no Hi, celebrated on the second Monday of January, marks a significant milestone in the lives of young adults in Japan. This public holiday is dedicated to honouring their growth and transition into adulthood with coming-of-age ceremonies,...
by Venese | Feb 2, 2023 | Celebrations & Holidays in Japan
Are you looking to dive into traditional Japanese celebrations? We’ve got you covered 🤗 The 9th of September is Chou-you-no-Sekku, one of the five seasonal festivals. Also known as the Chrysanthemum Festival, people drink chrysanthemum wine and eat...
by Venese | Jan 26, 2023 | Celebrations & Holidays in Japan
Shichi-Go-San is a traditional Japanese event that has been celebrated for centuries. Many families visit shrines with their children dressed in their finest clothes for the Shichi-Go-San celebrations. However, not many people know much about the origin and meaning of...
by Venese | Jan 19, 2023 | Celebrations & Holidays in Japan
Japan is known for its myriad holidays and celebrations. Some of these festivities last for just a day, while others extend over several days or even weeks. If you are curious about Doyo no Ushi no Hi and how to celebrate Unagi Day in Japan, you are in the right...
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