The Best Japanese Festivals & Events On the Web

New Years Oshogatsu Festivals in the United States
1
                                
×
2025 Complimentary Green Tea Service, Japan House (Enjoy a Free Drink & Wi-Fi, Browse Books, & Take in Stunning Views of Los Angeles)
2025 The Mesmerizing World of Yayoi Kusama's Fireflies Infinity Mirror Room - Phoenix Art Museum #InfinityRoom #PhoenixMuseum (Re-Opens)
2025 Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms - Two of Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms-On View at The Broad
2025: Annual Japan Day Parade & Japan Street Fair (Celebrates Japanese Culture, Art, Tradition & Japanese Food) FREE (See Video)
2025 The Samurai Collection (25 Year Collection Focused on Japanese Samurai Armor - Largest Collection Outside of Japan) Ann & Gabriel Barbier-Muller
2025 Happy Father's Day: Top Tips to Surprise Dad on Father's Day and Tips to Be an Inspiring Dad!
2025 Yayoi Kusama's Longing for Eternity - On View at The Broad
2025: 47th Annual Nikkei Matsuri Festival Event (Food, Performances, Exhibits..) Festival Celebrating Japanese American Culture in San Jose Japantown
Anime Expo 2025 Event - Los Angeles Convention Center (Cosplay Showcase: Industry Panel, Vibrant Anime Community Gathering in LA) July 3-6, 2025
A Beautiful Japanese Rock Garden in Traditional Japanese Style, USC Campus (Video) Landscape Composed Arrangements of Rocks (Aid for Meditating)
2025 Celebrating Noguchi Garden’s: A Hidden Oasis Among High Rise Buildings Using Natures Elements: Rock, Water, Tree.. Free
The Hanami Line at Robert T. Matsui Park: Sacramento’s First Cherry Blossom Park (Opens in 2024)
2025 Portland Japanese Garden to Receive Centuries-Old Gate (From a Castle Gate Originally Built in the 17th Century)

2025 Celebrate the New Year with Mochi Traditions: Experience the Rich Traditions of Japanese New Year at Japanese Friendship Garden of PhoenixNEW

SELECT DISTINCT e.PkID, e.Title, e.StartDate, e.StartTime, e.EndTime, e.TBD, e.Description, e.LocID, l.Name, l.Lat, l.Lon, e.SeriesID FROM hc_events e LEFT JOIN hc_locations l ON (e.LocID = l.PkID) WHERE (e.SeriesID = '1926' OR e.LocID = '1926') AND e.IsActive = 1 AND e.IsApproved = 1 AND e.StartDate >= '2025-03-31' ORDER BY e.Title, e.StartDate, e.TBD, e.StartTime
Date: Sunday, 5 January, 2025       Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 pm
Phoenix Japanese Friendship Garden - Ro Ho En
1125 N 3rd Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85003
Visit Location Website

Map of Phoenix Japanese Friendship Garden - Ro Ho En, 1125 N 3rd Ave

Celebrate the Japanese New Year with a Mochitsuki demonstration, showcasing the traditional art of rice pounding, followed by a hands-on Mochi Bana workshop where you’ll craft vibrant mochi decorations inspired by ikebana. Immerse yourself in these timeless traditions at the Garden!

Experience the rich traditions of Japanese New Year with two engaging activities in our Japanese Garden. Begin with a demonstration of Mochi Tsuki, the age-old practice of pounding glutinous rice to create mochi, a staple of New Year celebrations in Japan. Witness the artistry and cultural significance of this beloved tradition.

Then, get hands-on with Mochi Bana Creation, where you’ll shape and decorate mochi into vibrant arrangements inspired by ikebana. These beautiful and symbolic creations are a perfect way to capture the spirit of the season.

Join us for a day of cultural discovery and creativity, celebrating the timeless traditions of mochi in a stunning garden setting.

Date
Jan 5, 2025

Time
10:00 am - 11:30 pm

Tickets

Find New Years Festivals

 




Disclaimer: Please double check all information provided on our platform with the official website for complete accuracy and up-to-date details.

   

Sunday, 5 January, 2025



Event Contact

New Year with Mochi Traditions

Event Organizer Website


Visit Organizer Website

Get More Details From the Event Organizer

Event Location Website


Visit Location Website

For More Location Details

Add Event To Your Calendar


iCalendar Google Calendar

Windows Live Calendar

Event Information Can Change

Always verify event information for possible changes or mistakes.

Contact Us for Issues

Japanese Event & Festival Categories




Social Media & Email Share