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【Izakaya Mahoro】 Enenra, the server in charge of Mahoro
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Veröffentlicht am 2026-01-21 | Zuletzt aktualisiert 2026-01-23

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Annual Events

On annual event days, something a little different might happen if you visit...?

Date Event Name Description
01/01 New Year's Day A Japanese holiday celebrating the New Year. Enjoy hatsumode (first shrine visit) and osechi ryori (traditional New Year's food).
01/07 Jinjitsu (Festival of Seven Herbs) Eat nanakusa-gayu (seven-herb rice porridge) and wish for a year of good health.
02/03 Setsubun Drive away demons and invite good fortune by scattering beans.
02/04 Risshun (Start of Spring) The day when spring officially begins according to the traditional calendar.
03/03 Hinamatsuri (Peach Festival) A day to display Hina dolls and wish for the healthy growth of girls.
03/20 Vernal Equinox Day The day when day and night are of equal length. A time for visiting graves.
04/08 Hanamatsuri (Flower Festival) A Buddhist event celebrating the birthday of Buddha.
05/05 Tango no Sekku (Children's Day) Wish for the healthy growth of boys by displaying koinobori (carp streamers).
07/07 Tanabata (Star Festival) The legend of Orihime and Hikoboshi. Write wishes on tanzaku strips.
08/13〜16 Obon A Buddhist event to welcome and honor ancestral spirits.
09/20 Ohigan Start (Autumn Ohigan) The beginning of the autumn equinox period. A time for visiting graves.
09/23 Autumnal Equinox Day The day when day and night are of equal length. Respect for ancestors.
10/31 Halloween A Western festival for enjoying costumes. Also popular in Japan.
11/15 Shichi-Go-San Celebrating the growth of children aged 3, 5, and 7.
11/23 Niinamesai A festival to thank the gods for the harvest of new grains.
12/21 Winter Solstice The day with the longest night of the year. Enjoy a yuzu bath.
12/24 Christmas Eve The night before Christmas. In Japan, it's a day spent with a lover.
12/25 Christmas The celebration of Christ's birth. Enjoy cake and presents.
12/31 New Year's Eve The last day of the year. Listen to the Jōya no Kane (temple bells) and eat toshikoshi soba (year-crossing noodles).
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