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A Year Full of Fun: Monthly Celebrations in Japan
Japan is a country rich in culture and traditions, and every month they celebrate exciting and unique festivals. Starting in January, the Japanese ring in the New Year with joyous celebrations called 'Shogatsu'. February brings Setsubun, where children throw beans to ward off evil spirits. When the cherry blossoms bloom in April, everyone enjoys 'Hanami', a tradition of viewing and appreciating these beautiful flowers. In July, the Star Festival, or 'Tanabata', is celebrated. People write their wishes on colorful paper and hang them on bamboo trees. September is the time for full moon viewing, known as 'Tsukimi'. Lastly, in December, people gather for 'Bonenkai' to forget the troubles of the past year and look forward to the new one. Each of these celebrations is filled with colorful parades, fireworks, and delicious food, making every month in Japan a party! They offer a fascinating glimpse into the country’s traditions, reminding us that every culture has its own unique way of celebrating life.
Question 1
What festival do the Japanese celebrate in July?
Tanabata
Shogatsu
Setsubun
Hanami
Tsukimi
Question 2
What activity is done during Hanami festival?
Throwing beans to ward off evil spirits
Viewing and appreciating cherry blossoms
Writing wishes on colorful paper
Viewing the full moon
Forgetting the troubles of the past year
Question 3
What does 'Bonenkai' mean?
Star Festival
New Year
Moon Viewing
Flower Viewing
Forget the year party
Question 4
Which festival is associated with colorful paper and wishes?
Shogatsu
Setsubun
Hanami
Tanabata
Tsukimi
Question 5
What is the purpose of throwing beans during Setsubun?
To celebrate the new year
To attract good luck
To ward off evil spirits
To honor the dead
To welcome spring
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