Originating in Japan, “White Day” is observed on March 14th, exactly one month after Valentine’s Day. While Valentine’s Day in Japan is typically celebrated by women giving chocolates to men, White Day reverses the roles. On White Day, men are expected to reciprocate by giving gifts, usually chocolates or other thoughtful presents, to the women who gave them gifts on Valentine’s Day. The name “White Day” is derived from the idea of giving white-colored gifts, symbolizing purity and sincerity. White Day has become a significant part of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese culture and is a time for expressing appreciation and returning gestures of love and kindness.
Join us for a sweet celebration of White Valentine’s Day at our Community Center Large Gym on March 15th from 11 AM to 1 PM! We’re bringing neighbors together to share delightful white-themed treats and express gratitude to those who make our community special. From creamy white chocolate to fluffy marshmallows, we’ll have an array of delicious snacks to enjoy. This is your perfect chance to meet your neighbors, share some treats, and spread appreciation in our community. Whether you want to say “thank you” to someone who’s helped you out or simply enjoy some sweet moments with fellow residents, we’d love to see you there. Don’t miss this heartwarming community gathering – everyone is welcome to join in the sweetness and fun!