在日本,新年一月的第三个星期一,是年满20岁的人的节日,日本语叫“成人式”。日本在平安时代就有相当于如今的成人式的仪式,当时叫做“元服”,是为男子成人(当时指15岁～17岁)而举行的仪式。那时,身着成人装束的成年男子来到氏神神社前,戴上有名人士授予的“乌帽子”,并被重新授予名字。如果是女孩子,则要穿上华丽的衣 In Japan, the third Monday of the New Year in January is a festival for people aged 20 or older. In Japanese, it is called “adult.” In the Heian era, Japan had the equivalent of today’s adult-style ceremonies. At that time, it was called “Yuanfu”. It was a ceremony for men’s adults (when they were 15 to 17 years old). At that time, adult men dressed in adult attire came to the front of the Shinto Shrine and wore the “Ugni hat” awarded by a famous person and were re-titled. If it is a girl, wear a gorgeous dress