Teaching Resource

Japanese Festivals and Events Poster Pack

In Community & Culture History Social Studies

PDF | 12 pages|Grades: F - 6

A set of 12 posters highlighting Japanese celebrations and festivals throughout the year.

This set of posters features:

January – Japanese New Year Shōgatsu
February – Sapporo Snow Festival
March – Doll Day Hina-matsuri
April – Flower Viewing Time Hanami
May – Children’s Day Kodomo No Hi
June – Rainy Season
July – Star Festival Tanabata
August – Obon Day
September – Moon Viewing Festival Tsukimi
October – Health and Sports Day Taiiku No Hi
November – Autumn
December – Year-end Fair Toshi No Ichi

NSW Curriculum alignment

HT2-1
Identifies celebrations and commemorations of significance in Australia and the world
In HSIE Stage 2 History

Victorian Curriculum alignment

VCHHK077
Significance of celebrations and commemorations in other places around the world
In The Humanities Level 3 History Historical Knowledge

Australian Curriculum alignment

ACHASSK065
Celebrations and commemorations in places around the world (for example, Chinese New Year in countries of the Asia region, Bastille Day in France, Independence Day in the USA), including those that are observed in Australia (for example, Christmas Da...
In Humanities and Social Sciences HASS Year 3 Knowledge and Understanding History

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It would be great to have the names of the events in each month somewhere on the page 🙂

Jonathan Fisher · Oct 20th, 2015

agree, is it possible to print the event so it is clear for us to know which celebration represents each month?

Mel Morrisby · Jan 21st, 2020

Thanks for providing the set of posters for annual events in Japan. I am sure they will be very helpful for teachers of Japanese.

ann christensen · Feb 2nd, 2015

Resource Updates

The names of the events in each month have been added to the posters.
Addition by Paul (Teach Starter) Jan 24th, 2020

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