Shichi Go San

Shichi Go San is a naming ceremony in Japan that celebrates the growth of children age 3, 5, and 7 years. The celebration carried out by parents every year around November 15, and is not a holiday.Shichi go san literally means "seven, five, and three." This age is considered...

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Hinamatsuri

Hinamatsuri is a celebration of a girl who is celebrated annually on March 3 in Japan which was help to pray for the growth of girls. Hinamatsuri derived from the word 'despicable' meaning princess or girls and 'Matsuri' which means celebration. The family whose daughter was displaying a set of dolls called hinaningyo.One set consists...

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Kodomo No Hi

Kodomo no hi, or Children's Day in Japan is celebrated every May 5 th (fifth day of the monyh five) among the spring break/golden week. This holiday is a series of holidays in late April and early May is called Golden Week (Sun Gold) in Japan. Day is celebrated children since 1948 and established by law the Japanese holiday (Shukujitsu-ho)...

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Ikebana

Ikebana is an aesthetic art of flower arranging that utilizes various types of flowers, grasses and plants in order to enjoy its beauty. In Japanese, Ikebana is also known as kado (ka: flower; do: the way of life) that was developed in the 16th century.In Ikebana there are many streams, each of which has its own way in arranging...

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Shodo

Shodo is one of the most popular art of Japan which has been studied for more than 3000 years. Calligraphy is not just a good writing exercise, but rather the beginning of an oriental art form. Calligraphy is a combination of skill and imagination of someone who has studied extensively the use of combinations and lines.No casual...

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