在日本，某些生日是重要的里程碑，具有独特的传统。60岁和77岁等年龄因文化意义而受到庆祝，通常标志着生命中个人和历史周期。
在日本，特定的生日不仅仅是周年纪念，而是被称为fushime的里程碑，每个都有特定的庆祝活动。例如，一家人最近庆祝了父亲的88岁生日，称为beiju，伴以“今年，我父亲88岁了”这一短语。
60岁的kanreki标志着传统历法中一个完整60年周期的完成，基于生肖轮转。这一年龄往往与老年期（rōgo）的开始一致，代表新的人生阶段。传统包括佩戴红帽或红色服饰，以象征新生。
77岁的kiju其名称源自表示喜悦的汉字yorokobu。在草书体（sōshotai）中，它被造型化为㐂，唤起nana-jū-nana，即77的形式。80岁、88岁和99岁也具有类似的里程碑地位，强调日本文化中的长寿与幸福。
这些习俗加强了家庭纽带，并允许使用如“ni totte”这样的语法表达个人意义。它们为JLPT N3级别的语言学习者提供了融合词汇、历史和传统的洞见。
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