Japan Public Holidays 2024

Name: Japan Public Holidays 2024
Rating: 9.9 (1 reviews)

日本の祝日

Free

2.23.11for iPhone, iPod touch

9.9

1 Ratings

AppNextDoor Labs

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20 MB

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Nov 21, 2023

Update Date

Lifestyle

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17+

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About Japan Public Holidays 2024

Discover upcoming public holiday dates for Japan and start planning to make the most of your time off.

The Golden Week is known to be one of Japan’s busiest holiday seasons as there are four national holidays within one week. The national holidays that make up the Golden Week are Shōwa Day (29 April), Constitution Memorial Day (3 May), Greenery Day (4 May) and Children’s Day (5 May).

Similarly, the term Silver Week is used to make up the consecutive holidays in September. The first Silver Week occurred in 2009 where Japanese get to enjoy a five-day holiday.

Unlike the Golden Week which occurs annually, Silver Week occurs every 5-7 years. The national holidays that make up the Silver Week are Respect for the Aged Day (September), Autumnal Equinox (23 September) and Kokumin nokyūjitsu, known also as Citizen’s Holiday, which is an extra holiday between the 2 national holidays.