英和和英

the day after Whitsunday

in Christianity, All Saints' Day

the day after Whitmonday

one of the six days, called "very unlucky day"

the day on which to exhibit a Buddhist image at a mountain shrine, called 'Festival of the Judge of Hell'

an anniversary of a person's death

a festival called 'tango no sekku' (Boy's Festival), held in May in Japan

the day on which the birth of Christ is celebrated

the day for celebrating the ascension of Jesus Christ

an unlucky day called the {unluckiest day}

the last day of a calendar year

a festival day in Japan for the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy on July 10

a day that falls on the anniversary of a person's death, called 'goshoki'

day (day during midsummer called Day of the Ox)

a day commemorating a saint

in Japanese Buddhist custom, the day when returning dead souls are welcomed back

the second day of the New Year

the evening before All Saints' Day

one of the twelve signs of the oriental zodiac, called the day of the Ox

Observe Yom Kippur

eve of Twelfth day

a holiday celebrating Christ's birthday, called Christmas

a celebration held on the seventh of January in Japan

a holiday to celebrate the changing of the seasons

the day a fit of ague occurs

the Lord's day in Christianity, called Dominican Day

a day of celebration

in Buddhism or Sintoism, the early evening of the day of 'koshin-machi' when people stay up all night

under the Chinese zodiac, the Day of the Rat

in Japan, the day called 'momo-no-sekku'