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also known as Ayame no hi -LRB- Iris festival -RRB- is one the five annual ceremonies that were traditionally held at the Japanese imperial court called Gosekku .. Gosekku. Gosekku. It is the Japanese version of Double Fifth and was celebrated on the 5th day of the 5th moon in the lunar calendar or Chinese calendar .. Double Fifth. Double Fifth. lunar calendar. lunar calendar. Chinese calendar. Chinese calendar. After Japan switched to the Gregorian calendar , the date was moved to May 5 .. Gregorian calendar. Gregorian calendar. May 5. May 5. Japan. Japan. The festival is still celebrated in China , Taiwan , Hong Kong and Macau as the Duanwu Festival or Tuen Ng Festival -LRB- Cantonese -RRB- , in Korea as the Dano Festival , and Vietnam as the Tet Đoan Ngo on the traditional lunar calendar date .. lunar calendar. lunar calendar. China. China. Taiwan. Taiwan. Hong Kong. Hong Kong. Macau. Macau. Duanwu Festival. Duanwu Festival. Dano Festival. Dano ( Korean festival ). Tet Đoan Ngo. Tet Đoan Ngo. Tan means `` beginning '' and go means `` Horse '' , referring to the Chinese zodiac name for the fifth lunar month .. Horse. Horse ( zodiac ). Chinese zodiac name. Chinese zodiac#Months and solar terms. Sekku means a seasonal festival .. There are five sekku , including O-Shogatsu -LRB- January 1 -RRB- , Hina Matsuri -LRB- March 3 -RRB- , Tanabata -LRB- July 7 -RRB- and Kiku Matsuri -LRB- September 9th -RRB- along with Tango .. O-Shogatsu. shogatsu. Hina Matsuri. hinamatsuri. Tanabata. Tanabata. Tango no Sekku marks the beginning of summer or the rainy season .. summer. summer. rainy season. rainy season. Although it is not known precisely when this day started to be celebrated , it was probably during the reign of the Empress Suiko -LRB- 593 -- 628 A.D. -RRB- .. Empress Suiko. Empress Suiko. In Japan , Tango no Sekku was assigned to the fifth day of the fifth month after the Nara period .. Japan. Japan. Nara period. Nara period. Until recently , Tango no Sekku was known as Boys ' Day -LRB- also known as Feast of Banners -RRB- while Girls ' Day -LRB- Hinamatsuri -RRB- was celebrated on March 3 .. Hinamatsuri. Hinamatsuri. In 1948 , the government decreed this day to be a national holiday to celebrate the happiness of all children and to express gratitude toward mothers .. It was renamed Kodomo no Hi and changed to include both boys and girls .. Kodomo no Hi. Kodomo no Hi. Before this day , families raise the carp-shaped koinobori flags -LRB- carp because of the Chinese legend that a carp that swims upstream becomes a dragon , and the way the flags blow in the wind looks like they are swimming -RRB- , one for each boy -LRB- or child -RRB- , display a Kintaro doll usually riding on a large carp , and the traditional Japanese military helmet , kabuto .. carp. carp. koinobori. koinobori. Kintaro. Kintaro. doll. Japanese traditional dolls. kabuto. kabuto. Kintaro and the kabuto are symbols of a strong and healthy boy .. Kintaro. Kintaro. kabuto. kabuto. is the childhood name of Sakata no Kintoki who was a hero in the Heian period , a subordinate samurai of Minamoto no Raikou , having been famous for his strength when he was a child .. Heian period. Heian period. Minamoto no Raikou. Yorimitsu Minamoto. It is said that Kintaro rode a bear , instead of a horse , and played with animals in the mountains when he was a young boy .. Kintaro. Kintaro. bear. bear. horse. horse. Mochi rice cakes wrapped in kashiwa -LRB- oak -RRB- leaves -- kashiwa-mochi -LRB- mochi filled with red bean jam -RRB- and chimaki -LRB- a kind of `` sweet rice paste '' , wrapped in an iris or bamboo leaf -RRB- -- are traditionally served on this day .. Mochi. Mochi. oak. oak. red bean jam. anko ( red bean jam )