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Setsubun – Setsubun is celebrated on February 3 each year, however, it can also be celebrated a day before on February 2, or a day after on February 4 depending on the Japanese lunar calendar. The day marks the onset of spring and kicks off the spring festival in Japan, called Hina Matsuri.
Obon Festival – Obon Festival is an annual Japanese ritual observed from the 13th to the 15th of the seventh lunar month.
Bon Festival – The celebration, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Japan Travel – Begin planning your visit or vacation.
Japan.gov – The official web portal.
Japanese Art – A Wikipedia resource.
Japanese Culture – Facts you might not know.
Japanese Genealogy Resources for family historians.
Japanese Wildlife – Discover why Japan is host to a great diversity of wildlife.
National Parks of Japan – Discover the pristine natural environments and forge lasting memories in Japan’s 34 national parks.
What You Need to Know About Obon
Learn How to Dance the Bon Odori Dance
Books at Amazon
A Super Quick History of Japan
Celebrate!
Hinamatsuri – The doll festival is observed in Japan on March 3 to celebrate female children and pray for their continued health and happiness.
Japanese Culture Day – Culture Day in Japan is celebrated every year on November 3.
Bodhi Day – Observed on December 8, Bodhi Day is observed to mark the moment that took place 2,500 years ago when Siddhartha Gautama achieved enlightenment and became the Buddha or ‘awakened one’.
National Anime Day – The reason for celebrating National Anime Day as an annual event on April 15 is that anime has grown in popularity over the past few decades.
Bucket List Destination
Hakone, Japan – Hakone feels like a deep breath shaped into a landscape. Just an hour from Tokyo, this mountain town gathers together misty lakes, volcanic steam, open-air art, and centuries-old rituals of rest. It is Japan at a gentler tempo. A place where movement slows, senses sharpen, and beauty arrives quietly.
10 Best Places to Visit in Japan
Japanese Stations at Radio.Garden
- AshiyaRadio〜アシヤ・ラヂヲ〜 (Ashiya)
- 羊飼いラジオ Hitsujikai Radio (Shibetsu)
- Gotanno 89.2 足立区民放送 (Adachi City)
- J1 Radio (Tokyo)
- J1 Radio Gold (Tokyo)
- Ottava (Tokyo)
- R/a/dio (Osaka)
- Rádio Mega Mix Japan (Kameyama)
- Súper Tokio Radio (Tokyo)
- Tannan FM 79.1 (Sabae)
- WREP Live (Tokyo)
Where Are You In Japan?
Japan Map
Amazing Quest: Stories from Japan
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