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Japanese festivals & national holidays

Japanese festivals & national holidays. January. New Year’s Day. Coming of Age Day. February. Bean Throwing Night. Ｍａｒｃｈ. Girl’s Festival. Ｍａｙ. Children’s Day. (For Boys). July & August. ～ Festival Season ～. Fireworks Show. Summer Festivals. September. Viewing the moon.

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Japanese festivals & national holidays

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  1. Japanese festivals & national holidays

  2. January New Year’s Day Coming of Age Day February Bean Throwing Night

  3. Ｍａｒｃｈ Girl’s Festival • Ｍａｙ Children’s Day (For Boys)

  4. July& August ～Festival Season～ Fireworks Show Summer Festivals

  5. September Viewing the moon October Health & Sports Day

  6. December Christmas New Year’s Eve

  7. Summer Festival

  8. This is called “Super Ball Sukui”.

  9. “KingyoSukui”

  10. Candied Apple “RingoAme” “Banana Chocolate”

  11. Cold Cucumber Tsukemono “HiyashiKyuri”

  12. Yukata

  13. Happi

  14. I brought some Yukata & Happi. Let’s touch & try one!!

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