日本の祝日

National Holidays in 2025 (Reiwa 7) (List of Holidays)

New Year’s Day January 1st Celebrating the beginning of the year.
Coming of Age Day January 13th
*The second Monday of January
We celebrate and encourage young people who are aware of their coming of age and are trying to survive on their own.
National Foundation Day February 11th
*A date to be determined by government ordinance
Commemorate the founding of the nation and cultivate a love for one’s country.
Emperor’s Birthday February 23 Celebrating the Emperor’s birthday.
Vernal Equinox March 20th
Vernal Equinox
Praise nature and cherish living things.
Showa Day April 29th We look back on the Showa era, when the country recovered after turbulent times, and think about the future of the country.
Constitution Memorial Day May 3 Commemorating the enactment of the Japanese Constitution and hoping for the growth of the nation.
Greenery Day May 4th Becoming familiar with nature and being grateful for its blessings will help nurture a rich heart.
Children’s Day May 5 We respect the individuality of our children, seek their happiness, and express our gratitude to their mothers.
Marine Day July 21st
*The third Monday of July
We are grateful for the blessings of the sea and pray for the prosperity of Japan, a maritime nation.
Mountain Day August 11 I had the opportunity to become familiar with the mountains and appreciate the blessings they offer.
Respect for the Aged Day September 15th
*The third Monday of September
This event respects and celebrates the elderly who have contributed to society for many years and their longevity.
Autumnal Equinox September 23rd
*Autumnal Equinox
Honor your ancestors and remember those who have passed away.
Sports Day October 13th
*The second Monday of October
We hope to foster the enjoyment of sports, foster a spirit of respect for others, and contribute to the realization of a healthy and vibrant society.
Culture Day November 3 Love freedom and peace, and promote culture.
Labor Thanksgiving Day November 23 We celebrate work, production, and give thanks to one another as citizens.