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03.10.2023

Naha, Japan, will host the Great Tug of War Festival on 7-9 October.

It is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. The city will also host parades and musical performances.

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Country’s borders status

Borders are open. Currently there are no imposed COVID-related restrictions.

National holidays in Japan in 2023

Public holidays and festivals in Japan in 2023. Non-working days:

  • January 1, Sunday: New Year (元日);
  • January 2, Monday: New Year (元日);
  • March 3, Tuesday: New Year (元日);
  • March 10, Tuesday: Coming of Age Day (成人の日);
  • February 11, Saturday: Day of the national foundation (国立財団の日);
  • February 23, Thursday: The birthday of the emperor (天皇誕生日);
  • Martha 21, Tuesday: Day of spring equinox (春馬の日);
  • April 29, Saturday: Showa Day (ソバの日);
  • May 3, Wednesday: Constitution day (憲法記念日)
  • May 4, Thursday: Day of greenery (緑の日)
  • May 5, Friday: Children’s Day (こどもの日)
  • July 18, Tuesday: Marine Day (海の日)
  • August 11, Friday: Mountain Day (山の日)
  • September 19, Tuesday: Respect for the Aged Day (老年敬意の日)
  • September 23, Saturday: Autumn equinox day (秋のエクイノックスデー)
  • October 10, Tuesday: Sports Day (スポーツの日)
  • November 3, Friday: Culture Day (文化の日)
  • November 23, Thursday: Labor Thanksgiving Day (仕事に感謝の日)
  • December 31, Sunday: New Year (新年)

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