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Japanese Events in September | Experiencing the Japanese Spirit and Seasonal Customs as Autumn Arrives

When September arrives, while the heat lingers, we begin to sense the approach of fall little by little in the morning and evening breezes and the sounds of insects. From the hustle and bustle of summer—

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August Events | A Month When the Heart Stirs Gently

August is a month filled with memorable events, including the Obon festival, fireworks displays, the Three Great Bon Odori Festivals of Japan, the anniversary of the end of the war, and the start of autumn. We’ll take a closer look at the significance of honoring ancestors and summer…

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July Events | Refreshing Events to Help You Forget the Heat

July is a month when the spirit of summer really comes alive—starting with wishes made on Tanabata, followed by the Day of the Ox during the Dog Days of Summer, the Hoozuki and Asagao markets, and O-chugen gift-giving.

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Japanese Dining – A Taste of the Seasons | Seasonal Ingredients for Enjoying the Flavor of Early Summer

Early summer is the season when the leaves begin to turn green and the breeze begins to feel cooler. As the greenery becomes deeper and deeper, the season is filled with cool, refreshing seasonal foods.

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Events in June | Events to cherish as we enter the rainy season

June is a month of many “milestones” in the quiet of the rainy season. Father's Day, a change of clothes, June Bride, and the purification ceremony over the summer.

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Events in May | Children’s Day, GW, 88th Night, Mother’s Day

May is the month when the weather is warm and pleasant, and it is pleasant to go outside. In Japan, it is called "the season of fresh green leaves" and has long been associated with gratitude to nature and the

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April Events: April Fool’s Day, Flower Festival, Entrance Ceremony, Easter

April in Japan|A list of events that bring the breath of spring to Japan (latest edition in 2026) April is a month of “new beginnings” for Japan.

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Recommendation of “culture training” to develop business personnel richly.

- The choice of "dining etiquette" to improve one's dignity as a member of society - When it comes to corporate training, business manners and communication skills

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Japanese Dining – Savoring the Seasons | The 10 Best Seasonal Ingredients for Enjoying the Flavor of Spring

As the last remnants of winter fade away and the sun shines softly, spring is coming to our dining tables. Foods that have the power of budding are fresh in aroma and color,

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March Events: Doll’s Festival, Spring equinox, Cherry blossom viewing

The Breath of Spring Spreads in March March is the time of year when the harsh cold eases and the streets are filled with signs of spring. People wake up from winter, and this event marks a milestone.

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List of Types and Ages of Longevity Celebrations | Explanation of Meanings, Colors, and Recommended Gifts from 60th to 100th Birthday

1. introduction - what is a longevity celebration? In Japan, people celebrate their “longevity” at each milestone in their lives, expressing their gratitude for their past progress and their hope that they will live long in the future.

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February Events: Hatsuuma, Setsubun, Hari Kuyo (memorial service for needles), Valentine’s Day

Japanese Seasonal Signs in February February is a month in which the remnants of winter are still strong, but the signs of spring can be felt little by little. In Japan, this month marks the turning point of the season,

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January Events: Hatsumode (New Year’s Pilgrimage), Matsunouchi (New Year’s Celebration), Nanakusa-gayu (rice gruel with seven herbs), Kagamibiraki (traditional Kagamibiraki), and Adult’s Day

Japanese January Events to Celebrate the New Year January, the month that marks the beginning of the year, is a month of many traditional events to pray for a renewed spirit and to prepare the body for the new year. Since ancient times

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Ordering of Mizutaki – Tsukiji Jisaku’s Specialty –

Golden soup for a nourishing family meal.

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A Complete Guide to Entertaining at a Ryotei Restaurant (1)-Reservations, Choosing a Restaurant, and Gifts to Take Home

1] Reasons for choosing a ryotei for business entertainment Dining with important business partners is an important time for smooth business operations. Among them, ryotei restaurants are

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