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The Emperor’s Birthday is Festively Celebrated in Japan

Emperor’s Birthday is a public holiday in Japan.

Emperor’s Birthday: December 23

Emperor’s Birthday is a public holiday in Japan.

The Emperor’s Birthday is a national holiday in Japan and is celebrated on the day of birth of the current emperor. Currently it’s celebrated on December 23, the birthday of Emperor Akihito, who was born in 1933.

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Posted on 22 Dec 2011 in : December Holidays,Japan Holidays


Labor Thanksgiving Day Celebrated in Japan

Labor Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday in Japan.

Labor Thanksgiving Day: November 23

Labor Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday in Japan.

On November 23, Japan celebrates Labor Thanksgiving Day to express gratitude to one another for work done throughout the year. Labor Thanksgiving Day in Japan is a national holiday.

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Posted on 23 Nov 2011 in : Japan Holidays,November Holidays


Culture Day Celebrated Across Japan

Culture Day in Japan is a public holiday.

Culture Day Date: November 3

Culture Day is a public holiday in Japan.

Culture Day in Japan is held on November 3, 2009. This holiday commemorates both the birth of Emperor Meiji and the day the first Japanese constitution was adopted in 1946.

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Posted on 02 Nov 2011 in : Japan Holidays,November Holidays


Japan takes the day off for Fall Equinox

Fall Equinox in Japan is a public holiday.

Japan Fall Equinox Date: September 23

Japan celebrates Fall Equinox as a public holiday.
Autumnal Equinox Day is on September 23 or 24, it is a national holiday in Japan. This day not only signals the changing of seasons but also it is a day to go visit the graves of dead relatives.

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Posted on 23 Sep 2011 in : Japan Holidays,September Holidays


Japan Ocean Day

Ocean Day is a national holiday in Japan.

Ocean Day: July 19

Ocean Day is a national holiday in Japan.

Japan’s fate has always been intrinsically linked to the ocean, so it’s little wonder that the people of Japan now celebrate a holiday related to it. Historically, Japan has employed millions of fishermen and at one time lead the world in output of ocean-related products. Even today, Japan remains one of the largest consumers of seafood products in the world. As an ode to its life source, Japan celebrates Ocean Day every year on the third Monday of July.

The holiday should not be confused with World Oceans Day, an observance created by a United Nations resolution at the end of 2008.

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Posted on 18 Jul 2011 in : Japan Holidays

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