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For instance, hello in “Japanese” translates to “konnichiwa ... on the same day as the pagan Saturnalia festival, which marks the winter solstice.

Lunar New Year, or the Spring Festival, is celebrated in China and much of Asia ... Lunar New Year begins during the second new moon after the winter solstice. As a result, it falls on a different ...

Here are the best addresses for Chinese, Japanese ... new moon since the winter solstice. But do you know the origins and customs of this event, also known as the "Spring Festival"?

The remnants of these overshadowed pagan traditions remain in our Christmas celebrations, for instance, and according to the free dictionary, the Scandinavian Winter Solstice festival of the Feast ...

Don’t miss the electrifying fire shows and the rhythmic beats of taiko drumming—this is an absolute Japan’s winter festival that will captivate your senses. Sapporo, known for its exciting things to ...