This is the Japanese coming-of-age ceremony in Japan on Jan 8th or 9th. When you are 20 years old and stay in Japan, why don’t you have the experience?

I walked the lake in Shiga prefecture, Shiga has the biggest lake in Japan and  some mountain ranges,

since the end of new year eve, a  lot of snow had come in Japan, so as you see these photos, beautiful snow mountain ranges 

 

And also there is a very beautiful flower field, those contrasts of snow mountain ranges, beautiful, Biwa lake and flower field are amazing.

 

 

Besides, I found beautiful women who are wearing gorgeous kimonos also, those contrasts of beautiful sceneries and Kimono girls are very beautiful too.

By the way,

In Japan, people are considered adults at the age of 20. They are allowed to drink, smoke, and gamble.

They can also have contracts for monthly subscription services without getting parental consent.

As ‘Coming-of-Age Ceremony that is called SEIJINSHIKI in Japanese is held annually on the second Monday of January.

The ceremony is a ritual to celebrate all those who become 20 in the year and help them become aware of responsibilities as adults.
Seijinshiki is held at local and prefectural offices all over Japan. Most people attend ceremonies that are held in their hometowns.
For the ceremony, women commonly wear the traditional Kimono. While some men attend wearing the traditional Hakama,

it’s common to see men wearing suits these days.
After the ceremony, a lot of the new adults have a drinking party at the Izakaya,

so it’s also a time of reunion for those who may not have seen each other since they graduated from junior high or high school.

 

Men’s clothing for Coming of Age of 20th ceremony.

 

Why don’t you try to wear Yukata?

https://name-stamp.com

 

IN NY and London, wearing Japanese traditional clothing (  Yukata ) which become a boom now.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tsuji office Inc.

Tsuji office Inc.

Online ship for Japanese traditional gifts

 Minamitsuda  Omihachiman Shiga 〒523-0085 Japan.

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Hello everyone.

Thank you for stopping by my online shop.

I am Kazuyoshi, my nickname is Joe and teaching Japanese at languages school in Kyoto Japan,and I am always having much fun with my international students.

I’d like to have a good time with you through Hanko that is one of the Japanese culture.