Valentine’s Day in Japan is a unique and charming celebration that differs from the Western tradition. On February 14th, women express their affection by giving chocolates to men, with “giri-choco” for colleagues and friends, and “honmei-choco” for romantic interests. A month later, on March 14th, known as White Day, men reciprocate with gifts, often white chocolates or other tokens of appreciation. This cultural twist adds an intriguing layer to the festival, making it a delightful experience for travelers. Visitors can explore the vibrant displays of chocolates in department stores and enjoy special Valentine’s-themed events and menus at restaurants. Whether you’re a romantic at heart or simply curious about cultural traditions, Valentine’s in Japan offers a fascinating glimpse into the country’s unique way of celebrating love.