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Japanese Festivals - Edo Nagashibina
Edo Nagashibina is part of Hina Matsuri or Doll Festival. The festival takes place in the month of March.

Japanese Festivals - Hina Matsuri (Doll Festival)
Discover Japan´s Hina Matsuri which is celebrated on March 3. It is also known as the doll festival. Read to discover the best place to view the elaborate displays.

Japanese Festivals - Omisoka - New Year's Eve
Omisoka is New Year´s Eve in Japan. Prepare to celebrate Omisoka while in Japan. Learn the Japanese festival (matsuri) traditions.

Japanese Festivals - Sanja Matsuri (Day 1)
The first day of the Sanja Matsuri (Festival) is a large, boisterous parade with open-air stalls selling mouthwatering delicacies. Come and enjoy the Asakusa shrine festival.

Japanese Festivals - Sanja Matsuri (Day 2)
Day 2 of the Sanja Matsuri is the grand parade of 100 Mikoshi (portable shrines).

Japanese Festivals - Sanja Matsuri (Day 3)
The third day of the Sanja Matsuri brings the festivities to individual neighborhoods.

Japanese Festivals - Setsuban
Setsuban is the traditional first day of spring in Japan. Throw some beans out the door. Why? Find out more about this festival in Japan.

Japanese Festivals - Shichi Go San
Shichi Go San or Seven-Five-Three Festival is a very special time for the children of Japan. Read this Japanese festivals article and find out why it is very special occasion for the Southeast Asia traveler in Japan.

Valentine's Day in Japan
The women give the Valentine's Day gifts in Japan.