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Japanese holiday words for beginners

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Japanese holiday words, in this course we will learn about the essential Japanese words and phrases related to holidays, festivals, and celebrations. The Japanese Holiday Words Course is designed to help learners expand their vocabulary and cultural understanding of Japan’s rich traditions and seasonal events. You will explore terms for popular holidays like New Year’s (お正月, Oshougatsu), Obon (お盆), and Golden Week (ゴールデンウィーク), along with words for activities such as gift-giving, holiday greetings, and traditional foods. The course also includes expressions for sending holiday wishes, such as "Akemashite omedetou gozaimasu" (Happy New Year) and "Tanoshinde kudasai" (Enjoy!). Through engaging lessons, practical examples, and cultural insights, you will gain confidence in using these words in conversations or while experiencing Japanese holidays. Whether you’re traveling to Japan or simply exploring its culture, this course provides a fun and enriching way to connect with Japanese traditions. Join us to celebrate Japanese holidays linguistically and culturally. Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101 com