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Falling in Love in Japan
The ‘Tanabata’ festival holds a special place in the enchanting realm of Japanese romance. This star-crossed event is celebrated on July 7 and traces its origins to a celestial love story. According to legend, two deities, Orihime and Hikoboshi, are lovers separated by the Milky Way and can meet only once a year on Tanabata.
Inspired by this tale, people write their heartfelt wishes on colorful paper strips and hang them on bamboo branches. It’s a time when lovebirds hope their desires come true, making it a significant day for couples. Falling in love in Japan means embracing modern dating customs and rich cultural traditions.
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