New Year's Day
The first day of the year in Japan.
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The first day of the year in Japan.
ReferenceCelebrates people who have recently reached adulthood in Japan.
ReferenceA Japanese holiday reflecting on the nation's founding.
ReferenceA day off observed for Substitute holiday.
ReferenceA Japanese holiday on the spring equinox honoring nature.
ReferenceA Japanese holiday appreciating nature and greenery.
ReferenceA day off observed for Substitute holiday.
ReferenceCommemorates the coming into effect of Japan's constitution.
ReferenceA Japanese day off falling between two national holidays.
ReferenceCelebrates children's happiness and growth in Japan.
ReferenceA Japanese holiday giving thanks for the ocean.
ReferenceHonors older people and celebrates longevity in Japan.
ReferenceA Japanese holiday on the autumn equinox remembering ancestors.
ReferenceA day off observed for Substitute holiday.
ReferenceA Japanese holiday encouraging sport and health.
ReferenceCelebrates culture and the arts in Japan.
ReferenceA Japanese holiday recognizing work and production.
ReferenceMarks the birthday of Japan's reigning emperor.
ReferenceA day off observed for Substitute holiday.
ReferenceRegional and workplace schedules can differ. Substitute, temporary and lunar holidays are marked where recorded. Predicted dates can differ from final announcements; consult available references and official notices when planning travel or work.