White day Happy Translated into Japanese Thank you.

Happy white day

ホワィトデーは🀝しぃです

white day, (English: white day; Japanese: ホワィトデー), scheduled for March 14th, is generally considered as a continuation of Western Valentine's Day, which originated in Rome in the 3rd century A.D.. According to legend, the Roman emperor set up Valentine's Day to commemorate that he saved a pair of lovers who were going to be executed for violating the ban on love and marriage on February 14th.

A month later, on March 14th, the couple swore to die, and later became white day and spread to other countries. It is generally believed that Japan first accepted and promoted this festival. Because of Japan's strong cultural soft power, Asian countries have followed suit, so this Valentine's Day without accurate historical records has become another "Valentine's Day" that young couples value. Extended information

white day is popular in Japan, China and Taiwan Province.

In terms of gifts, it is also different: specifically, on February 14th, the man gave the woman a gift, mainly roses or chocolates (only in Chinese mainland and Anglo-American law), and on March 14th, in white day, it was her turn to give the man a gift. (In Japan, Taiwan Province, China, it was just the opposite. On February 14th, girls gave chocolates, and on March 14th, boys returned gifts.) In Japan, women who usually wanted to confess would be on Valentine's Day (February 14th. Young people in some parts of Asia will also celebrate this festival.

Also called Returning to Valentine's Day, it means that if you receive a gift on Valentine's Day, you will give it back on March 14th one month later, of course, only to the person you want to return.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia: white day (a kind of Western Valentine's Day)