お月見

Japanese traditionally celebrate a full moon on the 15th of the eighth month on the ancient calendar, which is now in September, because Autumn air is clear and the moon looks the most beautiful.
=== Thus nowadays, people celebrate it at the night with full moon in September, displaying silver grass in vase and putting dumplings in a pyramid shape. They appreciate a beautiful full moon while eating dumplings. ===

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Many of Japanese pictures of moon viewing have rabbits in it because Japanese think the pattern on the moon look like a rabbit pounding rice cakes. ===