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October 31st is Halloween. In recent years, the popularity of Halloween in Japan has increased dramatically. In Tokyo, an informal gathering of people in suits takes place in the Shibuya area.As in most countries, Halloween for the Japanese is an occasion to have fun and have a holiday. They are preparing very thoroughly for this date. Attributes and decorations are of great importance for local residents. A wide variety of products and specific symbols appear in local stores in advance.

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September 23 (national holiday) is the day of the Autumnal Equinox day (shubun-no-hi). During the week (ohigan) it is customary to visit the graves of deceased relatives.Shubun-no-hi is a public holiday in Japan and this status was assigned to this day back in 1878.
Shubun-no-hi has close ties with the parallel Buddhist holiday of Higan, also dedicated to the commemoration of ancestors. In general, the word "Higan" literally means "the other shore", that is, the kingdom of the dead. Hence the associations with the cult of ancestors-kami. In fact, the holiday of Higan lasts all week, and Shubun-no-hi is the central day of this week.

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May 4 (national holiday) - Greenery Day (Day of Spring Awakening of Nature) (midori no hi). Until 2006, Greenery Day was celebrated on April 29, the birthday of Emperor Seva, thanks to the emperor's love for plants and nature.