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Foundation Day in Japan
Foundation Day commemorates the traditional founding of Japan and the accession of its first Emperor, Jimmu, in 660 BC. See the exact date for Japan above.
History
Foundation Day commemorates the traditional founding of Japan and the accession of its first Emperor, Jimmu, in 660 BC.
How it's celebrated
It is a public holiday in Japan — government offices, schools, and most businesses close for the day.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Foundation Day a public holiday in Japan?
Yes — Foundation Day is a public holiday in Japan.
What does Foundation Day commemorate?
Foundation Day commemorates the traditional founding of Japan and the accession of its first Emperor, Jimmu, in 660 BC.