

they have one may 5th called Feast of banners but in recent years it was changed to a more including "childrens day" title. It is a holiday where you decorate your home with armor and samurai dolls rather than the porcelain dolls and decorations of Girls Day
Last edited by Yurimi; 03-13-2015 at 03:05 AM.


In Japan on May the 5th there is a holiday for boys it's called こどもの日 (Children's Day) - This national holiday was established in 1948, as a day on which to esteem the personalities of children and plan for their happiness. It is on this day that the Japanese equivalent of the Dragon Boat Festival (端午の節句 Tango no Sekku?) is held. On this day, and for some time before it, families who have a boy in their home may fly koinobori and decorate their homes with armor or samurai dolls. Children's Day marks the end of Golden Week.


In Japan on valentines day, girls are suppose to give chocolate to boys and on something called White day March 14 men return the favor to girls.In Japan on May the 5th there is a holiday for boys it's called こどもの日 (Children's Day) - This national holiday was established in 1948, as a day on which to esteem the personalities of children and plan for their happiness. It is on this day that the Japanese equivalent of the Dragon Boat Festival (端午の節句 Tango no Sekku?) is held. On this day, and for some time before it, families who have a boy in their home may fly koinobori and decorate their homes with armor or samurai dolls. Children's Day marks the end of Golden Week.
found it here
http://us.jnto.go.jp/blog/valentines...-day-in-japan/


In Japan on valentines day, girls are suppose to give chocolate to boys and on something called White day March 14 men return the favor to girls.
found it here
http://us.jnto.go.jp/blog/valentines...-day-in-japan/
Yeap that's correct I live in Japan I thinks it's cool that V day is two different days in Japan. Also Japan is one of the main country's that has a lot of national holidays. The Fact is this game is made by a Japanese company they are always gonna make sure that they cater to the Japanese market. Since that is like the main country that they want this game to be successful in. Once they have that market down then they will make sure that they cater two there second market which is the western market. No matter what FF game it is this thought process in Japan will never change.
Last edited by Blackcanary; 09-08-2016 at 04:05 PM.



Only if you have masculinity issues.





I think men are sexualized in a feminine-ish manner far more often in this game than other games we may be used to (western). We're used to men being subjected to the physical hulk powerhouse or amalgamation average joe (Shepard, Nathan) - imo. My wife who does not play any video games, generally, has noticed this as well. Not that it lacks in options for the classic stereotype either, they just have both instead :P.
Luckily there is glamour if you're really bothered by it, unless it is the visual aspect altogether - then you're SOL and have to deal with it (Bikini and seasonal armor still annoys me, though not because they exist but that they are functional as dungeon gear lol).
As mentioned already though, Little Ladies Day is just a holiday for females unrelated to gear variety (imo).
Last edited by Shougun; 03-13-2015 at 02:38 AM.
Too feminine? Look at the player base there a lot of female characters which a lot are played by males. I would agree with some other post that your nephews have some masculinity issues.


i will use the picture of another thread
this one beg to differs about the fact that the game is too girly *nods nods*



Basically your nephews need to get over themselves and not base their opinions on an entire game on a single yearly event.
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