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国民の祝日
- 元日(1月1日)
- 成人の日(一月第二月曜日)
- 建国記念の日(2月11日)
- 春分の日(3月)
- ゴールデン・ウィーク(4月-5月)
- 海の日(7月第三月曜日)
- 敬老の日(9月第三月曜日)
- 秋分の日(9月)
- 文化の日(11月3日)
- 勤労感謝の日(11月23日)
- 天皇誕生日(12月23日)
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A ship from Tokyo University of Fisheries takes a practice cruise on Marine Day, 2002.
Photo Courtesy of the Tokyo University of Fisheries
Marine Day (Third Monday in July)
Established in 1996, Marine Day is a relatively new holiday in Japan. It was originally declared as July 20th, but with the revision of the Holiday Law, the holiday was changed to the third Monday of July. The Holiday Law defines Marine Day as a day “to be grateful for the blessings of the ocean and wish for the prosperity of the maritime nation of Japan.” Marine Day is based on Marine Memorial Day, established in 1941 to commemorate the return of Meiji Emperor Mutsuhito to Yokohama Port after a visit to the northeast area of Japan on the steamboat Meiji Maru in 1876. On Marine Day, events related to the ocean are held all over Japan.
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