Japanese Businesses Hold Prayers For Good Fortunes On 1st Business Day

Japan on Wednesday marked the first business day of the New Year. As businesses opened to work, employees as well as businesspersons went to holy places to seek blessings for good fortunes. Kanda Myojin shrine in Tokyo was one such place where people sought good luck for the year ahead.

First business day of the year in Japan

Updated on: 4 January 2023 6:21 am

Japan on Wednesday marked the first business day of the New Year. As businesses opened to work, employees as well as businesspersons went to holy places to seek blessings for good fortunes. Kanda Myojin shrine in Tokyo was one such place where people sought good luck for the year ahead.

Published At: 4 January 2023 6:21 am

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Japanese Businesses Hold Prayers For Good Fortunes On 1st Business Day

Japan on Wednesday marked the first business day of the New Year. As businesses opened to work, employees as well as businesspersons went to holy places to seek blessings for good fortunes. Kanda Myojin shrine in Tokyo was one such place where people sought good luck for the year ahead.