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  1. Valentine's DayrelationshipPlaces1There is no single calendar for showing romantic affection. Japan's White Day, Taiwan's Qixi Valentine's Day, Brazil's Dia dos Namorados, and India's Valentine Week attach different expectations to gifts, replies, and dates.24 hoursQuiet

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  2. Harvest and GratitudefoodPlaces1This guide looks at Harvest and Gratitude through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  3. Cross-border Q&ACommunityYear-roundPlaces0Wondering how people in Taiwan, Japan, the United States, India, Indonesia, or Brazil study, shop, celebrate, or handle an ordinary errand? Ask the question and let someone who lives there answer. This space is open all year.24 hoursHot

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  4. Back-to-School SeasoneducationYear-roundPlaces0Compare back-to-school routines in Taiwan, Japan, the United States, India, and Brazil, including term timing, uniforms, supplies, transport, and how families prepare for a new school year.24 hoursQuiet

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  5. Birthdays and BlessingsfamilyYear-roundPlaces0Compare birthdays and longevity blessings through Taiwan, Japan, the United States, India, and Brazil, where food, candles, gifts, names, and family rituals can carry different meanings.24 hoursQuiet

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  6. Family Care and GenerationsfamilyYear-roundPlaces0Compare family care and intergenerational life in Taiwan, Japan, the United States, India, and Brazil, including co-residence, outside services, boundaries, gratitude, and unequal family capacity.24 hoursQuiet

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  7. Children's DayfamilyPlaces0Compare Children’s Day in Taiwan, Japan, mainland China, India, and Brazil: the dates, school traditions, family activities, and different ways communities put children at the center.24 hoursQuiet

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  8. ChristmasFestivalPlaces0This guide looks at Christmas through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  9. Coming-of-Age Riteslife-stageYear-roundPlaces0Compare coming-of-age rites and expectations in Taiwan, Japan, the United States, India, and Brazil, where legal adulthood, religious ceremonies, family recognition, and personal choice do not always align.24 hoursQuiet

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  10. DiwaliFestivalPlaces0This guide looks at Diwali through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  11. Dragon Boat FestivalseasonalPlaces0Explore Dragon Boat traditions in Taiwan, mainland China, and Japan, where rice dumplings, iris symbolism, and boat races connect to different calendars and ideas of protection.24 hoursQuiet

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  12. EasterseasonalPlaces0Easter changes date each year. Compare worship, Holy Week, family meals, public holidays, and community celebrations in the United States, Brazil, Indonesia, and India.24 hoursQuiet

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  13. Eid al-AdhaseasonalPlaces0Eid al-Adha follows the Islamic lunar calendar, so local announcements can shift the date. Compare prayer, charity, family meals, and community life in Indonesia, India, the United States, and Brazil.24 hoursQuiet

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  14. Farewells and FuneralsremembranceYear-roundPlaces0Compare farewells and funerals in Taiwan, Japan, India, the United States, and Brazil, including cremation, burial, prayer, mourning, flowers, and the wishes of families and the deceased.24 hoursQuiet

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  15. Father's DayfamilyPlaces0Taiwan observes Father’s Day on August 8, the United States and Japan on the third Sunday in June, and Brazil on the second Sunday in August. Compare the family rituals behind the dates.24 hoursQuiet

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  16. Ghosts, Ancestors, and RemembranceremembrancePlaces0This guide looks at Ghosts, Ancestors, and Remembrance through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  17. Graduation SeasoneducationYear-roundPlaces0Compare graduation season in Japan, the United States, Taiwan, mainland China, India, and Brazil, where school calendars, ceremonies, clothing, photographs, gifts, and the next step can differ.24 hoursQuiet

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  18. Homecoming and ReunionCommunityYear-roundPlaces0This guide looks at Homecoming and Reunion through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  19. Labour Day and Labor DaycivicPlaces0Taiwan, mainland China, India, Indonesia, and Brazil generally mark workers on May 1, while the United States observes Labor Day on the first Monday in September. Compare public life, labour history, and time off.24 hoursQuiet

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  20. Lantern FestivalFestivalPlaces0This guide looks at Lantern Festival through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  21. Mid-Autumn and Moon ViewingFestivalPlaces0This guide looks at Mid-Autumn and Moon Viewing through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  22. Mother's DayfamilyPlaces0The United States, Taiwan, Japan, and Brazil generally observe Mother’s Day on the second Sunday in May, while Indonesia marks it on December 22. Compare gifts, meals, care, and family expectations.24 hoursQuiet

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  23. Moving Home and HousewarminghomeYear-roundPlaces0Compare moving home and housewarming in Taiwan, mainland China, Japan, the United States, Brazil, and India, from gifts and neighbours to purification, prayer, and new daily routines.24 hoursQuiet

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  24. National DayscivicPlaces0This guide looks at National Days through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  25. New YearFestivalPlaces0This guide looks at New Year through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  26. Newborns and the First Monthlife-stageYear-roundPlaces0Compare newborn and first-month traditions in Taiwan, mainland China, Japan, India, Indonesia, and Brazil, including naming, blessings, visits, food, gifts, and choices around early care.24 hoursQuiet

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  27. Proposals and EngagementsrelationshipYear-roundPlaces0Compare proposals and engagements in Taiwan, Japan, the United States, India, Indonesia, and Brazil, including rings, family conversations, engagement gatherings, consent, and changing expectations.24 hoursQuiet

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  28. Ramadan and Eid al-FitrfaithPlaces0This guide looks at Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr through dates, relationships, and local differences. It does not assume that every household or community follows the same practice.24 hoursQuiet

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  29. Teachers' Day around the worldcivicPlaces0Taiwan marks Teachers’ Day on September 28, mainland China on September 10, India on September 5, Indonesia on November 25, and Brazil on October 15; the United States often uses Teacher Appreciation Week in May.24 hoursQuiet

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  30. Weddings and Marriage CustomsrelationshipYear-roundPlaces0Compare weddings and marriage customs in Taiwan, mainland China, Japan, India, Indonesia, and Brazil, including legal steps, kinship, clothing, food, ceremonies, banquets, and the limits of tradition.24 hoursQuiet

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