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Japanese Holiday: 子どもの日(Kodomo no hi)🎏

May 5th in Japan is all about honoring children's happiness, strength, and future!
From colorful carp streamers🐟 to samurai dolls🏯 and kashiwa mochi🍃 - each tradition holds deep meaning.
Swipe through to explore the symbols and sweets of this special day✨

u/gokigenjapanese — 11 days ago
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Japanese Holiday: みどりの日(Midori no hi)🌲

Celebrated on May 4th, this Japanese holiday is all about appreciating nature and the environment. Originally tied to Emperor's Showa's love of plants, it became its own special day during Golden Week!

Whether you are hiking, relaxing in a park, or just enjoying the sunshine, take a moment to connect with nature today🌱

u/gokigenjapanese — 12 days ago
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Japanese Holiday: 憲法記念日 (Keopoo kinen bi)🇯🇵

May 3rd is known as 「憲法記念日」 (Kenpoo kinen bi). This holiday celebrates Japan's post-WWII constitution, which took effect in 1947. It's a day to reflect on peace, democracy, and the values that shape modern Japan🇯🇵🕊️

It's also part of Golden Week - one of the busiest and most festive times of the year☀️

u/gokigenjapanese — 13 days ago
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Japanese Holiday: 昭和の日 (Showa no hi)🇯🇵

April 29th marks the beginning of Japan's famous Golden Week✨

Showa day honors Emperor Showa and offers

a moment to reflect on Japan's resilience and growth during his era.

While there aren't many specific traditions, it's the perfect time for relaxation, travel, or exploring a bit history✈️🗾

u/gokigenjapanese — 16 days ago