New Year's Day 元日
The most important holiday in Japan; families visit shrines (hatsumōde). Government offices, banks and most companies are closed 1–3 January (and usually from 29 December).
“Happy New Year” · 明けましておめでとうございます
节假日与文化日历 · 2026–2027
Business largely pauses over New Year (29 Dec–3 Jan), Golden Week (late Apr–early May) and Obon (mid-Aug); the fiscal year ends 31 March, so budgets and orders bunch up in Feb–Mar.
The most important holiday in Japan; families visit shrines (hatsumōde). Government offices, banks and most companies are closed 1–3 January (and usually from 29 December).
“Happy New Year” · 明けましておめでとうございます
2–3 January are bank and government-office holidays; most companies stay closed until 4 or 5 January.
Second Monday of January; ceremonies for young people turning adult. Offices and banks closed.
Day before Risshun (start-of-spring solar term)
Eve of the traditional start of spring (risshun); bean-throwing to drive out evil. Normal business day.
Commemorates the legendary founding of Japan. Government offices and banks closed.
Birthday of Emperor Naruhito; the Imperial Palace opens for public greetings. Government offices and banks closed.
Doll festival for girls' health and happiness. Normal business day.
Spring equinox (shunbun solar term)
Fixed by the astronomical spring equinox (announced in the official gazette); families visit ancestral graves (higan). Offices and banks closed.
Cluster of holidays (29 Apr, 3–6 May 2026); many companies close for the whole period and travel peaks.
Birthday of the late Emperor Shōwa; opens the Golden Week holiday period. Offices and banks closed.
Marks the 1947 Constitution; part of Golden Week, when many companies close for several days.
Nature-appreciation holiday within Golden Week; offices and banks closed.
Carp streamers (koinobori) celebrate children's health; last day of Golden Week. Offices and banks closed.
Substitute holiday because Constitution Memorial Day falls on Sunday 3 May; extends Golden Week to 6 May.
Wishes are written on bamboo strips; large festivals in Sendai (August) and Hiratsuka. Normal business day.
Third Monday of July; gives thanks for the ocean. Offices and banks closed.
Holiday to appreciate mountains; falls just before the Obon period, so many firms start their summer shutdown around this date.
Buddhist festival honouring ancestors; many factories, suppliers and logistics firms close for 3–5 days and transport is congested. Not a public holiday, but plan deliveries around it.
Third Monday of September honouring the elderly; in 2026 it starts a five-day 'Silver Week' (19–23 Sep).
Automatic holiday because it falls between two national holidays (21 and 23 Sep), creating the 2026 Silver Week.
Autumn equinox (shūbun solar term)
Fixed by the astronomical autumn equinox; graves are visited during higan week. Offices and banks closed.
15th day of the 8th lunar month (kyūreki)
Moon-viewing night with dumplings and pampas grass; follows the traditional lunisolar calendar. Normal business day.
Second Monday of October promoting sport and health. Offices and banks closed.
Promotes culture and the arts; Order of Culture awards. Offices and banks closed.
Children aged 3, 5 and 7 visit shrines in traditional dress. Normal business day.
Honours labour and production (rooted in the harvest festival Niinamesai). Offices and banks closed.
Government offices close 29 Dec–3 Jan and most companies take a similar break; Ōmisoka (31 Dec) and New Year are family time. Expect no responses or shipments.
“Season's greetings and best wishes for the New Year” · 良いお年をお迎えください
The most important holiday in Japan; families visit shrines (hatsumōde). Government offices, banks and most companies are closed 1–3 January (and usually from 29 December).
“Happy New Year” · 明けましておめでとうございます
Second Monday of January; ceremonies for young people turning adult. Offices and banks closed.
Day before Risshun (start-of-spring solar term)
Eve of the traditional start of spring (risshun); bean-throwing to drive out evil. Normal business day.
Commemorates the legendary founding of Japan. Government offices and banks closed.
Birthday of Emperor Naruhito; the Imperial Palace opens for public greetings. Government offices and banks closed.
Doll festival for girls' health and happiness. Normal business day.
Spring equinox (shunbun solar term)
Fixed by the astronomical spring equinox (21 Mar 2027, 05:25 JST); falls on a Sunday, so Monday 22 March is a substitute holiday.
Substitute holiday because Vernal Equinox Day falls on Sunday 21 March. Offices and banks closed.
Cluster of holidays (29 Apr, 3–5 May 2027); many companies close 29 Apr–5 May and travel peaks.
Birthday of the late Emperor Shōwa; opens the Golden Week holiday period. Offices and banks closed.
Marks the 1947 Constitution; part of Golden Week, when many companies close for several days.
Nature-appreciation holiday within Golden Week; offices and banks closed.
Carp streamers (koinobori) celebrate children's health; last day of Golden Week. Offices and banks closed.
Wishes are written on bamboo strips; large festivals in Sendai (August) and Hiratsuka. Normal business day.
Third Monday of July; gives thanks for the ocean. Offices and banks closed.
Holiday to appreciate mountains; falls just before the Obon period, so many firms start their summer shutdown around this date.
Buddhist festival honouring ancestors; many factories, suppliers and logistics firms close for 3–5 days and transport is congested. Not a public holiday, but plan deliveries around it.
15th day of the 8th lunar month (kyūreki)
Moon-viewing night with dumplings and pampas grass; follows the traditional lunisolar calendar. Normal business day.
Third Monday of September honouring the elderly. Offices and banks closed.
Autumn equinox (shūbun solar term)
Fixed by the astronomical autumn equinox (23 Sep 2027, 15:02 JST); graves are visited during higan week. Offices and banks closed.
Second Monday of October promoting sport and health. Offices and banks closed.
Promotes culture and the arts; Order of Culture awards. Offices and banks closed.
Children aged 3, 5 and 7 visit shrines in traditional dress. Normal business day.
Honours labour and production (rooted in the harvest festival Niinamesai). Offices and banks closed.
Government offices close 29 Dec–3 Jan and most companies take a similar break; Ōmisoka (31 Dec) and New Year are family time. Expect no responses or shipments.
“Season's greetings and best wishes for the New Year” · 良いお年をお迎えください
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| 日期 | 场合 | 时间 | 历法 | 范围 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 11月 2026星期二 | Culture Day文化の日 | 6 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 23 11月 2026星期一 | Labour Thanksgiving Day勤労感謝の日 | 26 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 29 12月 – 3 1月 2027星期二 | Year-end and New Year holidays年末年始 | 62 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 1 1月 2027星期五 | New Year's Day元日 | 65 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 11 1月 2027星期一 | Coming of Age Day成人の日 | 75 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 11 2月 2027星期四 | National Foundation Day建国記念の日 | 106 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 23 2月 2027星期二 | Emperor's Birthday天皇誕生日 | 118 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 21 3月 2027星期日 | Vernal Equinox Day春分の日 | 144 天后 | 其他Spring equinox (shunbun solar term) | National |
| 22 3月 2027星期一 | Substitute Holiday (Vernal Equinox Day)振替休日 | 145 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 29 4月 – 5 5月 2027星期四 | Golden Weekゴールデンウィーク | 183 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 29 4月 2027星期四 | Shōwa Day昭和の日 | 183 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 3 5月 2027星期一 | Constitution Memorial Day憲法記念日 | 187 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 4 5月 2027星期二 | Greenery Dayみどりの日 | 188 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 5 5月 2027星期三 | Children's Dayこどもの日 | 189 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 19 7月 2027星期一 | Marine Day海の日 | 264 天后 | 公历 | National |
| 11 8月 2027星期三 | Mountain Day山の日 | 287 天后 | 公历 | National |
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