list_of_touhou_holiday_tags
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List of Touhou Holiday Tags
This is a list of tags that gets filled up with illustrations of Touhou Project characters celebrating a holiday or seasonal event. Of course, people usually add new illustrations to the respective tag when said event comes around, but do be careful of the timezones.
Tag List
| Holidays and Seasonal Events | Tag | Pixiv | Nico | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day 正月 (Shōgatsu) | January 1st | 東方お正月 Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| Setsubun 節分 (Setsubun) | Early February1) | 東方節分の日 Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| Valentine's Day バレンタインデー (Barentain Dē) | February 14th | 東方バレンタイン Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| Cat Day 猫の日 (Neko no Hi) | February 22nd | 東方猫の日 Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| Hina Matsuri 雛祭り (Hina Matsuri) | March 3rd | 東方雛祭り Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| White Day ホワイトデー (Howaito De) | March 14th | 東方ホワイトデー Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| April Fools' Day エイプリルフール (Eipuriru Fūru) | April 1st | 東方エイプリルフール Touhou | [p] | |
| Mother's Day 母の日 (Haha no Hi) | May, 2nd Sunday | 東方母の日 Touhou | [p] | |
| Summer Festival 夏祭り (Natsu Matsuri) | Varies2) | 東方夏祭り Touhou | [p] | |
| Tanabata 七夕 (Tanabata) | July 7th | 東方七夕 Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| Midsummer Ox Day 土用の丑の日 (Doyō no Ushi no Hi) | Late July3) | 東方土用の丑の日 Touhou | [p] | |
| Autumn Equinox Day 秋分の日 (Shūbun no Hi) | Late September4) | 東方秋分の日 Touhou | [p] | |
| Halloween ハロウィン (Harouin) | October 31st | 東方ハロウィン Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| 東方projectハロウィン Touhou Project | [p] | [s] | ||
| Pocky Day ポッキーの日 (Pokkii no Hi) | November 11th | 東方ポッキーの日 Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| Good Couple Day いい夫婦の日 (Ii Fūfu no Hi) | November 22nd | 東方いい夫婦の日 Touhou | [p] | |
| Christmas クリスマス (Kurisumasu) | December 25th | 東方クリスマス Touhou | [p] | [s] |
| New Year's Eve 大晦日 (Ōmisoka) | December 31st | 東方年末 Touhou | [p] | [s] |
External links
- List of Touhou Project Seasonal Illustration Event on Pixiv Encyclopedia
1)
“Setsubun” (節分, lit. “Season Division”) is traditionally held before Spring begins in the old lunisolar calendar, around February 2th to 4th in the modern solar calendar, the day before Risshun which was the first solar term of Spring. In the past, it could technically be the days before the seasons changed.
2)
“Summer Festival” (夏祭り, Natsu Matsuri) just refer to festivals in the summer. However, they'd normally be held in the seventh month of the old lunisolar calendar, which would be September to October.
3)
“Midsummer Ox Day” (土用の丑の日, Doyō no Ushi no Hi) is a seasonal event that can happen up to two times per year, depending on the lunisolar calendar conversion method(s). The first instance that most people use happens around late July, while the second instance happens around early August when it does.
4)
The Autumn Equinox occurs around September 22nd or September 23rd.
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