We store Japanese holidays obtained from Google Calendar by year in JSON and CSV formats.
This project is hosted on GitHub Pages.
To get basic information about national holidays and festival
holidays for the past 3 years, including last
year, this year, and next year, access date.json or
date.csv.
(Each version is separated into a directory.
v1, v2…)
Ex. https://ennacx.github.io/jp-holiday/v1/date.json
We also provide a list filtered by national holidays only, and a list filtered by festival holidays only.
National holidays only:
https://ennacx.github.io/jp-holiday/v1/shu/date.json
Festival
holidays only: https://ennacx.github.io/jp-holiday/v1/sai/date.json
To get a list divided by year, specify the directory for the year
after the version.
(Data is available for the preceding
5 years.)
Ex.
2024’s Japanese holidays:
https://ennacx.github.io/jp-holiday/v1/2024/date.json
2024’s
national holidays only:
https://ennacx.github.io/jp-holiday/v1/2024/shu/date.json
2024’s
festival holidays only:
https://ennacx.github.io/jp-holiday/v1/2024/sai/date.json
The contents of file date.json are objects whose keys
are in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD' (string) and
whose values are the names of holidays (In the case of CSV, the first
column contains the dates and the second column contains the names of
holidays.).
But we have also prepared a file whose keys are in the
format of a timestamp (integer). When using this, please
change date.json to ts.json.
v1/
|- 2020/
| |- shu/
| | |- date.json
| | |- date.csv
| | |- ts.json
| | -- ts.csv
| |- sai/
| | |- date.json
| | |- date.csv
| | |- ts.json
| | -- ts.csv
| |
| |- date.json
| |- date.csv
| |- ts.json
| -- ts.csv
|
|- shu/
| |- date.json
| |- date.csv
| |- ts.json
| -- ts.csv
|- sai/
| |- date.json
| |- date.csv
| |- ts.json
| -- ts.csv
|
|- date.json
|- date.csv
|- ts.json
-- ts.csv