Children's Day

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Children's Day is a Japanese national holiday celebrated on May 5th that honors children's happiness, health, and growth.

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Label Occurrences
Children's Day canonical 4
Children’s Day 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese national holiday
public holiday
activity displaying carp streamers outside homes
displaying samurai armor and helmets indoors
eating traditional sweets such as kashiwa-mochi
praying for children's well-being
alsoKnownAs Tango no Sekku
linked to: Tango no sekku
associatedWith boys
children
country Japan
culturalOrigin Japanese culture
dateObserved May 5
dayObserved 5
food chimaki
kashiwa-mochi
hasColorAssociation black carp streamer
blue carp streamer
red carp streamer
introduced 1948
introducedBy Japanese government
linked to: Government of Japan
legalStatus national holiday
public holiday under the Public Holiday Law of Japan
monthObserved May
nativeName こどもの日
observedBy families in Japan
officialName Kodomo no Hi
partOf Golden Week (Japan)
linked to: Golden Week

Japanese cultural festivals
predecessor Boys' Festival
purpose to celebrate children's growth
to celebrate children's happiness
to pray for children's health
recurrence annual
relatedFestival Girls' Day (Hinamatsuri)
relatedTo children's rights
replaced Boys' Day (Japan)
symbol carp streamers
gogatsu ningyo (May dolls)
kabuto (samurai helmet)
koinobori
samurai armor display
theme growth
happiness
health
traditionalCalendar Japanese lunar calendar
traditionalCalendarDate 5th day of the 5th month
traditionalName 端午の節句
writingSystem Japanese

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Golden Week containsHoliday Children's Day
Greenery Day relatedHoliday Children’s Day
linked to: Children's Day
Bal Divas nameMeaning Children's Day
Gōruden Wīku includesHoliday Children's Day
Midori no Hi relatedHoliday Children's Day