<prompt> Bolela letsatsi la phomolo Japane me u hlalose hore na ke hobaneng ha le ketekoa.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Name a holiday in Japan and explain why it is celebrated. . Response in English: One holiday in Japan is Childrens Day, which is celebrated on May 5th. This is a day to celebrate childrens happiness, respect their individuality, and pray for their healthy growth and development. Originally, this holiday was called Tango no Sekku and it was a traditional holiday just for boys, with girls having their own holiday called Hinamatsuri. However, in 1948 the government proclaimed this day to be a national holiday to celebrate children in general and changed the name to Childrens Day. On this day, people hang Koinobori, carp-shaped windsocks outside their homes, as the carp represents strength and determination to overcome obstacles. Families also display samurai dolls and armor, and special food like Kashiwa mochi, rice cakes wrapped in oak leaves, is eaten. . Response in Sesotho: Le leng la matsatsi a phomolo Japane ke Letsatsi la Bana, le ketekoang ka la 5 Motšeanong. Lena ke letsatsi la ho keteka thabo ea bana, ho hlompha botho ba bona, le ho rapella kholo le kholo ea bona e phetseng hantle. Qalong, letsatsi lena la phomolo le ne le bitsoa Tango no Sekku me e ne e le letsatsi la phomolo la setso bakeng sa bashanyana feela, le banana ba nang le matsatsi a bona a phomolo a bitsoang Hinamatsuri. Leha ho le joalo, ka 1948 muso o ile oa phatlalatsa letsatsi lena hore e be letsatsi la phomolo la naha la ho keteka bana ka kakaretso me la fetola lebitso leo la Letsatsi la Bana. Ka letsatsi lena, batho ba fanyeha Koinobori, li-windsocks tse bōpehileng joaloka carp ka ntle ho matlo a bona, kaha carp e emela matla le boikemisetso ba ho hlōla litšitiso. Malapa a boetse a bontša lipopi tsa samurai le lihlomo, me ho jeoa lijo tse khethehileng tse kang Kashiwa mochi, likuku tsa raese tse phuthetsoeng ka makhasi a eike. 