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April
29th (Tuesday): Showa Day (Showa no hi), the birthday of the Showa Emperor (Hirohito).

May
3rd (Saturday): Constitution Day (kenpo kinenbi)
4th (Sunday): Greenery Day (midori no hi)
5th (Monday): Childrens’ Day (Boys’ Day) (kodomo no hi)
6th (Tuesday): Greenery Day observed

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الاجازات الرسيمة لليابان لعام

حبيت اعرض عليكم اجازات في اليابان لعام 2014 اللي حاب يخطط اجازته ويتجنب الاجازات

الإجازات الرسمية في اليابان لعام 2014

January

1st (Wednesday): New Year’s Day (gantan): only 1st January is an official national holiday, but the New Year period (shogatsu) is considered to last until the 3rd, and many business re-open on the 4th or 5th.
2nd-3rd: Officially a holiday for bank and government employees only.
13th (Monday): Coming of Age Day (seijin no hi): all young people who turn 20 this year are celebrated on this national holiday.
February

3rd: Beginning of Spring (setsubun): traditional festival, but not national holiday.
11th (Tuesday): National Foundation Day (kenkoku kinen no hi)
March

3rd: Girls’ or Dolls’ Festival (hina matsuri): not a national holiday.
20th (Thursday): Spring Equinox (shunbun no hi)
April

29th (Tuesday): Showa Day (Showa no hi), the birthday of the Showa Emperor (Hirohito).
May

3rd (Saturday): Constitution Day (kenpo kinenbi)
4th (Sunday): Greenery Day (midori no hi)
5th (Monday): Childrens’ Day (Boys’ Day) (kodomo no hi)
6th (Tuesday): Greenery Day observed
July

7th: Tanabata (Star Festival) is not a national holiday
13th-15th: Obon (Festival of Souls): although this is not an official national holiday, many offices are closed (Tokyo celebrates in July)
21st (Monday): Marine Day (umi no hi)
August

13th-15th: Obon (Festival of Souls): although this is not an official national holiday, many offices are closed (most of the country celebrates this festival in August)
September

15th (Monday): Respect for the Aged Day (keiro no hi)
23rd (Tuesday): Autumn Equinox
October

13th (Monday): Sports Day (taiku no hi)
November

3rd (Monday): Culture Day (bunka no hi)
15th: Shichi-go-san (7/5/3 Festival): not a holiday but a traditional festival
23rd (Sunday): Labour Thanksgiving Day (kinro kansha no hi)
24th (Monday): As Labour Thanksgiving Day falls on a Sunday, Monday 24th will be taken as a holiday instead.
December

23rd (Tuesday): Emperor’s Birthday (Tenno tanjobi)
25th: Not a national holiday
31st (Wednesday): New Years Eve (omisoka): officially a holiday for bank and government employees only. But for many offices, 30th will be the last working day until 4th January.