Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14th, is a cultural and commercial holiday dedicated to expressing love and affection between intimate companions. The day often involves sending cards known as “valentines,” giving gifts such as flowers, chocolates, and other tokens of appreciation, as well as planning romantic dinners or outings. The origins of Valentine’s Day trace back to ancient Roman traditions and the martyrdom of St. Valentine, which over time transformed into a celebration of romantic love during the Middle Ages. Today, it is widely recognized in many countries around the world, with various customs and practices associated with the celebration of love and relationships, often extending beyond romantic partners to include friendships and familial bonds.
The tradition of exchanging chocolates is evolving, with personal motivations now guiding purchases more than societal expectations. Amour du Chocolat in Iyotetsu Takashimaya showcases a range of local and international…
Valentine's Week spans from February 7 to February 14, offering daily occasions for love celebration. Each day has a unique theme, fostering deeper emotional connections between partners. Rose Day starts…