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We would like to wish everyone a happy holiday on this final day of Golden Week, which is 振替休日, or substitute holiday, as 憲法記念日 (Constitution Memorial Day) fell on a Sunday this year.

We would like to wish a very happy and relaxing こどもの日 (Children’s Day) to all our clients, contractors, supporters and friends around the world—wherever you may be.

We would like to wish a very happy and relaxing みどりの日 (Greenery Day) to all our clients, contractors, supporters and friends around the world—wherever you may be.
Greenery Day was moved to May 4th in 2007.

We would like to wish a very happy 憲法記念日(Constitution Memorial Day) to all our clients, contractors, supporters and friends—wherever you may be.
May 3rd has been celebrated in Japan as 憲法記念日 since 1947, and is one of the national holidays that make up Golden Week.

Wishing a very happy 昭和の日 (Showa Day) to all our clients, contractors, supporters and friends—wherever you are.
Showa Day commemorates the birthday of Emperor Showa (Hirohito), whose 63-year reign from 1926 to 1989 was the longest in Japanese imperial history.

We would like to wish a very happy and relaxing 春分の日 (Vernal Equinox Day) to all our clients, contractors, supporters and friends—wherever you may be in the world.

Today marks exactly 23 years since the founding of our translation and interpreting company Honyaku Plus (established 11th March 2003).
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We would like to wish a very happy International Women's Day to all our clients, contractors, supporters and friends—wherever you may be in the world.
A huge "Thank You" to all the brilliant female translators and interpreters out there who rock our industry!

We would like to offer our warmest congratulations to His Imperial Majesty The Emperor on the occasion of his 66th birthday.

We would like to wish a very happy and relaxing 建国記念の日 (National Foundation Day) to all our clients, contractors, supporters and friends—wherever you may be in the world.
February 11 marks the accession of Japan's first Emperor, 神武天皇 (the Emperor Jimmu), in 660 BC.