JUJU Day is an annual observance in Japan, held every year on October 10. What Is JUJU Day? October 10th is "JUJU Day" in Japan, named for the singer JUJU, whose name can be read as "10 (ju)-mon

JUJU Day is observed every year on October 10.

When was JUJU Day established?

JUJU Day was established in 2008.

What other anniversaries fall on October 10?

October 10 is also "Eye Care Day (Me no Aigo Day)", "Public Bath Day", "Tote Bag Day (Toto Baggu no Hi)". See the October 10 page for details.

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What Is JUJU Day?

October 10th is "JUJU Day" in Japan, named for the singer JUJU, whose name can be read as "10 (ju)-month 10 (ju)-day." It was officially recognized by the Japan Anniversary Association on October 10, 2008.

A Holiday Where a Name and a Date Seem to Align by Fate

JUJU is one of Japan's leading female singers, known for her clear, translucent voice and jazz-influenced musical style.

Origin: comes from the way the name "JUJU" echoes the doubled sound of "10 (ju)"
Background: JUJU herself marked several milestone activities on October 10th over the years, which helped support the holiday's official recognition
What the recognition means: a special holiday for fans, linking an artist's name to a date through wordplay

An Artist Also Praised for Her Cover Albums

Beyond her original songs, JUJU is also known for covering a wide range of Western and Japanese music, earning acclaim for the distinctive interpretation she brings to every song.

Tips for Marking This Day

Listen to one of JUJU's signature songs or a personal favorite
Check out JUJU's live performances or interviews
Look for wordplay hidden in the names of your own favorite artists
Spend some relaxed time listening to music you love

A Doubled Sound That Keeps Resonating in the Heart

Born from the coincidental overlap of a name and a date, this holiday symbolizes the special bond between an artist and their fans. October 10th is a day to listen closely to JUJU's voice.