In Japan, there has long been a tradition of moon viewing in September, where dango and pampas grass are displayed at home.

Moon viewing is said to have the origin of expressing gratitude for the autumn harvest and wishing for a bountiful harvest next year, and it has taken root throughout Japan.

Children enjoy stories about rabbits on the moon making mochi, and because the moon's patterns look like rabbits, such fairy tales have been told to stay overnight!

On a relaxing autumn night, why not enjoy Japanese nightlife while gazing at the moon with your favorite woman and experiencing Japanese culture?

By the way, this year's moon viewing day is September 25th!

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