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Mar
Okoshi Da-y is a special day in Japan celebrated on March 23rd. On this day, people remember and honor their ancestors and loved ones who have passed away. It's a time for families to come together, visit graves, and clean and decorate them with flowers. People also offer food and say prayers to show respect and love for those who are no longer with them. It's a peaceful and thoughtful time when people think about their family's history and feel connected to their roots. This day helps everyone appreciate family bonds and the importance of remembering those they love.
How to celebrate Okoshi Da-y?
You can celebrate Okoshi Da-y by having a fun craft day! Gather colored paper, glue, and scissors to make cool decorations, like colorful chains or paper flowers. You can also bake yummy cookies or your favorite sweets with your family. Play happy music and have a dance party in your living room, making everyone smile. Invite friends for a picnic at the park with sandwiches and lemonade. At the end of the day, you can write down what made you happy and share with each other. This way, everyone enjoys special moments together, making Okoshi Da-y a joyful celebration!
Where Okoshi Da-y is celebrated?
- - Japan
