Japanese celebrations

On which Japanese celebration day would you hear this phrase

"Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi"

• Setsubun February 3

• Oshougatsu January 1

• Hina matsuri March 3

• Kodomo no ni May 5

In the lead up to which Japanese celebration day would you see these hanging everywhere?

• Setsubun February 3

• Oshougatsu January 1

• Hina matsuri March 3

• Kodomo no ni May 5

In the lead up to which Japanese celebration day would you see these displayed inside homes and in shops?

• Setsubun February 3

• Oshougatsu January 1

• Hina matsuri March 3

• Kodomo no ni May 5

In the lead up to which Japanese celebration day would you see these displayed everywhere?

• Setsubun February 3

• Oshougatsu January 1

• Hina matsuri March 3

• Kodomo no ni May 5

When is "Oshougatsu" in Japan?

• February 3 Bean Throwing Festival to keep bad luck out of the home

• January 1 New Year's Day

• March 3 Girls' Day

• May 5 Children's Day

When is "Kodomo no hi" in Japan?

• February 3 Bean Throwing Festival to keep bad luck out of the home

• January 1 New Year's Day

• March 3 Girls' Day

• May 5 Children's Day

When is "Hina Matsuri" in Japan?

• February 3 Bean Throwing Festival to keep bad luck out of the home

• January 1 New Year's Day

• March 3 Girls' Day

• May 5 Children's Day

When is "Setsubun" in Japan?

• February 3 Bean Throwing Festival to keep bad luck out of the home

• January 1 New Year's Day

• March 3 Girls' Day

• May 5 Children's Day

What does the Japanese word "Matsuri" mean?

• Festival

• Rainy Season

• Sports Day

• 7-5-3 Festival

What does the Japanese phrase

"Taiiku no hi" mean?

• Festival

• Rainy Season

• Sports Day

• 7-5-3 Festival