Lunar Events | Full Moon Parties

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Article Title: Moon Over My Army

Festival Name: Full Moon Party

Festival Country: Japan

Festival Type(s): Lunar, Traditional, Cultural

A popular legend tells a very sad tale. It seems Gosamaru was the lord of the Village of Yamada in Yomitan. He built Zakimi Castle, took part in foreign trade and became very rich and powerful.

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Article Title: Full Moon Party on Ko Pha-Ngan, Thailand

Festival Name: Full Moon Party

Festival Country: Thailand

Festival Type(s): Lunar, Party, Natural Phenomenon

"A Full Moon Party is not an event," he explains. "It's a happening. There are no controlling organizations, no Full Moon committees. Everybody knows, 'I'm going to the beach, I'm going to party.'"

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Article Title: Mid Autumn Festival - Moon Viewing and Moon Cakes

Festival Name: Mid Autumn Festival - Moon Festival

Festival Country: China

Festival Type(s): Lunar, Harvest, Natural Phenomenon

Some countries call it Harvest Festival; there is a Harvest moon. Others note the autumnal equinox as a sign of the changing seasons. Here in China, they call it the Mid-Autumn festival, celebrated during the full moon that falls between the mid-September and mid-October. On this night of the full moon, tradition says that you sit outdoors with your family throughout the night, admiring the moon, talking, and eating special sweet cakes called Moon Cakes.

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Article Title: Mid-Autumn Moon Festival

Festival Name: Mid-Autumn Moon Festival

Festival Country: Taiwan

Festival Type(s): Lunar, Traditional

Mid-Autumn Moon Festival is one of the more important holidays on the Chinese calendar. I'd heard of it at in college, but didn't really know anything about it, other than looking at the moon was important.

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