February 2026 Coloring Calendar: Learn Japanese Culture “Setsubun”

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Color and learn! February’s theme is “Setsubun,” the day before spring begins in Japan, where people drive away bad luck.

February 2026 Japanese coloring calendar featuring Setsubun traditions: bean-throwing (Mamemaki), Oni (demons), and Ehomaki (sushi rolls). — Color and learn! February’s theme is “Setsubun,” the day before spring begins in Japan, where people drive away bad luck.

Discover “Setsubun” with our February 2026 Coloring Calendar!

Celebrate February with this unique coloring page that combines organization with Japanese cultural education. This month’s theme is Setsubun, a traditional festival held on February 3rd to welcome spring and drive away evil spirits.

Learn Japanese Through Coloring

This calendar is a great tool for students of the Japanese language. Here are the cultural symbols featured in the illustration:

Oni (鬼): Traditional demons or ogres. In Japan, we chant “Oni wa soto! (Demons out!)” during the bean-throwing ceremony.
Mamemaki (豆まき): The act of throwing roasted soybeans to purify the home.
Ehomaki (恵方巻): A special sushi roll eaten while facing the year’s lucky direction for good fortune.
Hiiragi Iwashi (柊鰯): A holly branch with a dried sardine head, placed at doorways to keep demons away.

Download this printable calendar to keep track of your schedule while immersing yourself in Japanese traditions. Perfect for classrooms, homeschooling, and language enthusiasts!