Tsukimi festival japanese

Japan’s Harvest Moon Festival, Tsukimi, is held every autumn across the country and dates back more than 1,000 years.

The first full moon in September is the harvest moon. Enjoy the Japanese mom viewing festival called tsukimi. :)

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Experience Japan's elegant custom "Otsukimi" There has been a tradition in Japan since ancient times called "Otsukimi." Even here in Hamamatsu City, there are events where you can try moon viewing fo

Happy harvest moon! 🌙 Tsukimi or "moon viewing" is celebrated in Japan every mid-September, around the time when the full moon is at its largest ("harvest moon")! Tsukimi dango (sometimes even made...

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Tsukimi or Otsukimi, is a traditional Japanese holiday celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. The name literally translates to “moon-viewing” and falls on the night of the Harvest or mid-autumn moon. Celebrations in Japan date back to the Heian Period (794 to 1185) when courtiers would gather at night under the mid-autumn moon to recite poetry and play music. Though few people gather on the night of the harvest moon to recite poetry and play music anymore, Otsukimi remains a…

Discover the beauty and philosophy behind Japan’s Tsukimi, the Mid-Autumn Moon Viewing Festival. Celebrate the full moon and reflect on the fleeting moments of life with loved ones under the moonlit sky. Explore more about this timeless tradition. #WabiSabi #Tsukimi #MoonViewing #JapanesePhilosophy

Tsukimi (月見) or Otsukimi (お月見), meaning, "moon-viewing", are Japanese festivals honoring the autumn moon, a variant of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

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I've always grown up looking for the rabbit in the moon. I remember being confused as to why none of my other friends knew about the hare..instead, they always referred to the "man" on the moon, which just confused me even more. My mother is Japanese and I grew up hearing stories from my big hardcover book of Japanese Folk Tales, supplied by my grandmother in Japan, who no doubt, didn't want me to forget about my Japanese roots living in Canada. My all time favorite folk tale was "Kaguya…

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🎑 Tsukimi or 'moon-viewing' is a Japanese festival honoring the autumn moon. 🌕🍁 It's a way of expressing gratitude for a good harvest. As part of this tradition, Japanese people eat round rice dumplings for good health and happiness. 🎑

Tsukimi / 月見, a Japanese festival that's all about the moon! #japanfestivals

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Tsukimi means nothing more than “looking at the moon.” But the Japanese custom of holding special moon-viewing parties, in autumn in particular, dates back over a thousand years.

Tsukimi, also known as the "Moon Viewing" festival, is a Japanese tradition that celebrates the beauty of the harvest moon.