Is there a Japanese word for "Easter holidays"?


I was wondering if there is a Japanese word for "Easter holidays"? While I am
aware that most of Japan does not celebrate Easter, I was surprised to find a
word for Easter (復活祭, fukkatsusai). My guess is that would make "Easter
holidays" 復活祭休み, fukkatsusaiyasumi, but I couldn't find any reference of that
being an actual word.

So: Does Japanese have a word for "Easter holidays"? I am also interested in a
loan word, but even more interested if there is a "genuine" japanese word for
that.




If you ask Google, イースター休暇 is arguably the most dominant way to refer to
Easter holidays, including many expat blogs and information websites like
[this](https://tokuhain.arukikata.co.jp/copenhagen/2011/04/post_51.html) (a
guidebook compared to _Lonely Planet_ in English).

However, 復活祭（節）休み, イースター休み would be understood without any strange feeling
too, even though it might be a word most people have heard for the first time.
Likewise you can say 感謝祭休み (Thanksgiving), ノウルーズ休み (Nowruz) or 旧正月休み (Lunar
New Year). As also mentioned in a comment, I don't think there is a common
Japanese name for Easter holidays, because such custom has not taken root in
Japan.

By the way, finding Christian words translated in Japanese is not an uncommon
thing. People in Meiji who studied Western knowledge naturally learned a lot
about Christianity. As a result, we say
[豚に真珠](https://jisho.org/search/%E8%B1%9A%E3%81%AB%E7%9C%9F%E7%8F%A0) or
[目から鱗](https://jisho.org/search/%E7%9B%AE%E3%81%8B%E3%82%89%E9%B1%97).




If you ask Google, イースター休暇 is arguably the most dominant way to refer to
Easter holidays, including many expat blogs and information websites like
[this](https://tokuhain.arukikata.co.jp/copenhagen/2011/04/post_51.html) (a
guidebook compared to _Lonely Planet_ in English).

However, 復活祭（節）休み, イースター休み would be understood without any strange feeling
too, even though it might be a word most people have heard for the first time.
Likewise you can say 感謝祭休み (Thanksgiving), ノウルーズ休み (Nowruz) or 旧正月休み (Lunar
New Year). As also mentioned in a comment, I don't think there is a common
Japanese name for Easter holidays, because such custom has not taken root in
Japan.

By the way, finding Christian words translated in Japanese is not an uncommon
thing. People in Meiji who studied Western knowledge naturally learned a lot
about Christianity. As a result, we say
[豚に真珠](https://jisho.org/search/%E8%B1%9A%E3%81%AB%E7%9C%9F%E7%8F%A0) or
[目から鱗](https://jisho.org/search/%E7%9B%AE%E3%81%8B%E3%82%89%E9%B1%97).

