08月13日

Hakodate Night View Day celebrates the captivating nightscape of Hakodate as seen from Mount Hakodate's summit. Established in 1991 after a university student's suggestion, the day plays on the pun ya(8)-kei(13) in Japanese. On this evening, the city lights shimmer across the bay, creating one of Japan's most beloved three great night views. Visitors ride the cable car or hike to the observation deck to witness the panorama stretching from the city center to distant islands. Local businesses offer special illuminations, nighttime cruises, and themed culinary delights. Photographers and couples flock to capture the romantic scene under a sea of glowing lights. The celebration highlights Hakodate's blend of natural beauty and urban charm, drawing tourists from around the world.

J-WAVE Day celebrates the Tokyo FM station J-WAVE on August 13th, referencing its 81.3 MHz broadcasting frequency. Fans and listeners join in on-air events featuring exclusive interviews, live performances, and special DJ segments throughout the day. The station often hosts outdoor concerts, studio tours, and listener meet-ups to deepen community engagement. J-WAVE's programming lineup highlights emerging artists, international music trends, and local culture. Promotional campaigns include limited-edition merchandise, social media contests, and commemorative shows. As a pioneer in Japan's FM radio landscape, J-WAVE uses the day to reflect on its musical journey and vision for the future. It brings together music lovers and industry professionals in a celebration of sound and innovation.