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Nov
Labour Thanksgiving Day in Japan is a special holiday on November 23 to say "thank you" to everyone for working hard. It's a bit like Thanksgiving in other countries, but instead of focusing on food, it's about appreciating people who do their jobs every day. Schools and communities might have events where kids thank workers, like by giving thank-you notes or drawings. This day helps remind everyone how important each person's work is, whether it's farming, teaching, or anything else. It's a day to be grateful for all the efforts people make to help our world run smoothly.
How to celebrate Labour Thanksgiving Day?
Start your day by saying "thank you" to workers around you, like your teachers, postal workers, or family members. You can make and give them thank-you cards. Help with chores at home to show appreciation for the hard work your family does. Spend time with loved ones, maybe by cooking and eating a special meal together. Learn more about different jobs by reading books or watching fun videos. If you have time, draw pictures of people doing various jobs and share them with friends. Remember to be grateful for everything workers do to make life better for everyone!
Where Labour Thanksgiving Day is celebrated?
- - Japan
