Japanese Holiday
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New Year Tradition in Japan: “Omikuji” And How Japanese Businesses are Leveraging This Tradition
Introduction The arrival of the New Year in Japan is marked by a rich tapestry of traditions, and one that stands out prominently is the practice of drawing Omikuji. This unique custom, deeply rooted in Japanese culture, involves the drawing of paper fortunes at Shinto shrines. Let’s delve into the history, cultural significance, and even…
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Japanese Lucky Bag: The “Fukubukuro” New Year Tradition & 7 Things Businesses Can Benefit from It
Introduction We’ve recently written about year-end shopping in Japan in our last article. Celebrating the new year in Japan, unlike many countries, tends to take a serene approach to welcome the fresh start. Including quiet celebrations like “hatsunode” where Japanese people wait for the first sun rise of the year, as it supposedly brings good…
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Year-end Shopping in Japan: Unwrapping Opportunities
November and December, universally recognized as the prime months for festive celebrations and heightened consumer activity, are no less spectacular in Japan. As the year winds down, businesses in the Land of the Rising Sun orchestrate captivating sales campaigns, making Year-end Shopping a pivotal period in the Japanese retail calendar. In this exploration, we delve…
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How Does Japan’s New Year Compare to Global Celebrations?
As the world bids farewell to one year and eagerly anticipates the arrival of the next, the cultural tapestry of New Year celebrations unfolds in diverse ways across the globe. In the heart of this cultural mosaic lies Japan, a country deeply rooted in tradition and rich in customs. In this article, we delve into…
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The Unique Traditions of Christmas in Japan
Introduction While Christmas is not recognized as a national holiday, since only about 1 percent of the entire population identifies as Christian, it is a festivity that is highly celebrated. Despite its origins as a Christian holiday, Christmas is widely observed as a secular celebration in Japan and is embraced across various cultural and religious…
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Cultural Marketing: Exploring Opportunities on Japan’s Culture Day
Introduction Japan’s Culture Day, known as “Bunka no hi,” is a national holiday that holds a special place in the hearts of its people. Celebrated annually on November 3rd, it’s a day when the nation comes together to honor its rich cultural heritage, arts, and academic achievements. In this article, we’ll delve into the significance…
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Autumn Marketing in Japan: How Japan Celebrates Halloween
Introduction Halloween is just around the corner! Japan is slowly getting covered with orange and purple, pumpkins, cute ghosts and witches once October hits the country. While this celebration wasn’t as prominent in the past, it has experienced a swift surge in popularity in recent years. In fact, most businesses in Japan are now embracing…
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Sports Day in Japan: Anime Fans Saved a Pro Football Team
Introduction Azul Claro Numazu is a Japanese football club that competes in the J3 League, which is the third tier of professional football in Japan. The club is associated with Shizuoka Sangyo University and has a presence in Japanese football. Azul Claro Numazu x Love Live! Series The interesting fact about this football team is…
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Japan’s Sports Day: A Look at Japan’s Favorite Sports and Sports Apps
Introduction In just a few days, Japanese people will have another thing called “３連休,” “san renkyū” or a 3-day weekend. The reason why is because every second Monday of October, Japan celebrates Sports day! What, why and how do Japanese people celebrate this day? In this article, we’d like to introduce you to all about…
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