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Holidays in Japan

Public holidays and observances in Japan for 2026, grouped by month.

Holidays in 2026
23
Public
18
Days off work
Observances
2
Widely observed

2026 holiday calendar

January

3
1
Thu
January 2nd
Thursday, January 1
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bank
2
Fri
January 3rd
Friday, January 2
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bank
11
Sun
Coming of Age Day
Sunday, January 11
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public

February

2
10
Tue
Foundation Day
Tuesday, February 10
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public
22
Sun
Emperor's Birthday
Sunday, February 22
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public

March

1
19
Thu
Spring Equinox Day
Thursday, March 19
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public

April

1
28
Tue
Showa Day
Tuesday, April 28
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public

May

4
2
Sat
Constitution Day
Saturday, May 2
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public
3
Sun
Greenery Day
Sunday, May 3
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public
4
Mon
Children's Day
Monday, May 4
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public
5
Tue
Constitution Day (substitute day)
Tuesday, May 5
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public (substitute)

July

1
19
Sun
Marine Day
Sunday, July 19
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public

August

1
10
Mon
Mountain Day
Monday, August 10
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public

September

3
20
Sun
Respect-for-the-Aged Day
Sunday, September 20
Countdown →
public
21
Mon
Citizens' Holiday
Monday, September 21
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public
22
Tue
Autumnal Equinox Day
Tuesday, September 22
Countdown →
public

October

1
11
Sun
Sports Day
Sunday, October 11
Countdown →
public

November

3
2
Mon
Culture Day
Monday, November 2
Countdown →
public
14
Sat
Seven-Five-Three Festival
Saturday, November 14
Countdown →
observance
22
Sun
Labor Thanksgiving Day
Sunday, November 22
Countdown →
public

December

3
31
Wed
New Year's Day
Wednesday, December 31
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public
24
Thu
Christmas Day
Thursday, December 24
Countdown →
observance
30
Wed
New Year's Eve
Wednesday, December 30
Countdown →
bank

About Japan Holidays

This page provides a comprehensive list of holidays in Japan for 2026. The list includes public holidays, bank holidays, school holidays, and observances.

In Japan, holidays are an important part of the cultural and social calendar. Public holidays are typically non-working days established by law, while observances are special days that may not be official holidays but are still celebrated or commemorated.

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