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Holidays Here and There :-) (Patreon)

Published:
2025-05-05 01:00:04
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2025-05-05 09:06:51
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What are your own country’s important holidays?

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beepboopskippitybop

Gotta (almost) always have Eri in a wetsuit/ one-piece swimsuit/. bikini 😁

Didrik Svahn

Interesting to see what holiday Japan and Korea celebrate. Also did not know that it was children day today

Titan1017

I wish. We’ve seen her in a bikini all of once, if I remember correctly, and that was a side project for Christmas, so it wasn’t even a traditional bikini swimsuit. I’m sure it’ll happen eventually, but until then a guy can dream, yeah?

Titan1017

Christmas in the states is the one day of the year most things are actually closed. Sure, the time around Christmas is especially busy and hectic, especially for the “low class” retail workers like myself, but the day itself is peaceful save for family stuff. Children’s day and Autumn Festival are not really things over here.

melangalade

we had mother's day here yesterday

savaster

(SAVER) Parents' Day is May 8 in Korea. Unlike Children's Day, it is not a public holiday but... X-D

Midnightfox051

We got some holidays too. 1st May for example ( day of work ) - and other christian holidays. The "bigger" holidays are like ( 24,25,26th dec ) christmas and new year ( 01.01.) .

lisenke

And what about May 15 Teacher's Day in Korea?

savaster

(SAVER) Oh, originally May 15 is the birthday of King Sejong of the Joseon Dynasty, who is revered as a teacher of the Korean people. Just as King Sejong is respected for creating Hangul and teaching all the people across the country, it means that the time when his teacher is respected like King Sejong will come.

f1hunor

Hungarian holidays: -new years eve (12. 31.-01.01.) -women's day (03.08.) -1848 revolution memorial day (03.15.) -Easter (Friday, Sunday and Monday) - labour day (05.01.) -mother's day (first Sunday of May) -Children's day (last Sunday of May) -Whit Sunday and Whit Monday (7th Sunday and Monday from Easter) -Establishment of the country's memorial day=our 4th of July (08.20.) -Arad martyr's memorial day (10.06.) - 1956 revolution memorial day (10.23.) -all souls' day=remembering our passed relatives/friends (11.01.) -Santa day (12.06.) -Christmas (12.24.-26.) Most of these are "red letter" calendar days, meaning, most stores are closed.

savaster

Oh you have Children’s Day in May too, I wonder if this is something global

savaster

In Japan Mothet’s Day is next Sunday (May 11). I wonder why it is a week apart…:-)

savaster

Yes I assume the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas are especially busy for retailers

f1hunor

It very well could be, however I don't think there's an internationally assigned date to it. On a different note: That wetsuit looks really good on Eri

beepboopskippitybop

We sure can, until then I await more underwater Eri 🙏

lisenke

You could post Misao art that day

Didrik Svahn

I forgot to tell you about the Swedish holidays here. Which is Christmas but we mostly celebrate it on Christmas Eve. We also have the May bonfire where we light a fire at the start of May. Midsummer that is one of the biggest holidays here. Where people often dance around a midsummer pole. Or just hang out together eating and drinking.

savaster

Ah right, I once saw a Swedish movie with that title (Midsummer) but the festival was very pagan and scary, I am hoping real Midsummer festival is not like that 😱

Didrik Svahn

The holiday in that movie was nothing at all like our holiday. In fact the only similarity they have is the name. But it was more pagan or Viking more the Christianity take over. As after that they changed the pole to be a cross to be acceptable. As before it was more like a stick