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During the Kamakura and Muromachi periods, both men and women wore brightly colored kimonos. The warriors wore colors that symbolized their leaders, some of which were flashy and fashion showy on the battlefield. During the Edo period, the Tokugawa family ruled Japan. Japan was divided into feudal clans ruled by feudal lords. The warriors of …

After hours of prep work, they meet up with dozens of photographers waiting for them. Their families, cameramen, and major television stations will be there to cover the event. After spending a few hours outside City Hall, the youngadults are invited inside the hall for the mayor’s presentation to celebrate their coming of age and …

Seijin-no-hi is often translated as Coming of Age day. January 15 used to be “”Coming of Age Day,”” which honors young people who have reached the age of 20 as new adult members of society. It was This was established as a national holiday after World War II. Young people are invited to come of …

Shichigosan is celebrated on November 15 for a reason. Fifteen is the addition of three, five and seven, and is considered a particularly auspicious number. The child is given a candy called Chitose-ame, a candy that wishes the child long life and good health. Chitose-ame is a long, red and white candy, and comes in …

Typically, Japanese schools divide students into red and white teams and compete for scores. In the third of November, there is a national holiday called Culture day. And the third of November was originally celebrated as the birthday of the Emperor Meiji.It was also the day the Japanese Constitution was promulgated. To commemorate these two …

The autumnal equinox usually takes place around the end of September and is designated as a national holiday. It takes place during the week of the autumnal equinox, just like the spring equinox, and is a day when night and day are approximately equal in length. In Buddhism, on the Autumnal Equinox, the sun rises …