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| Japanese girls wear traditional dress and perform traditional dance festival during the “Golden Week” in Fukui northwestern part of Japan. The end of April through around 5thMay is called Golden Week |
Japanese girls wear traditional dress and perform traditional dance festival during the “Golden Week” in Fukui northwestern part of Japan. The end of April through around 5thMay is called Golden Week.
The first national holiday during Golden Week is April 29, which was the birthday of the former emperor Shouwa. Now, this day is called showa-no-hi (Showa Day). The second holiday is kenpou-kinen-bi (Constitution Memorial Day), May 3. The new Japanese constitution was put into effect on May 3, 1947. Then, May 4 is called midori-no-hi (Greenery Day) during which we show appreciation for nature.The last holiday during Golden Week is kodomono-hi (Children's Day) on May 5th. It's Japanese Boy's Festival.
During the Golden Week many Japanese office close and people take a vacation and travel around the country or abroad.
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