The Japanese food botamochi is called ohagi when eaten during this period of time; that food is eaten during [emphasize] Shūbun no Hi, a festival in (-5[1])this period of (10[2]-5[1])time (-5[1])when people engage in (-5[3])tsukimi. During a festival (-5[1])named after this period of (-5[1])time, (-5[1])kids play games called (10[1])“Encircling a (-5[1])Toad” due to there (-5[1])being a three-legged (-5[1])toad in the (10[1]-5[1])moon. (-5[1])That (10[2])Chinese (10[1]-5[1])festival (10[1])named (10[1])after this (10[1])time (10[6]-5[2])period (-5[3])features (-5[4])offerings to (10[1])the (-5[2])moon (10[5]-5[4])goddess (10[13]-5[5])Chang’e (10[2]-5[1])(“chang-UH”), during (10[1])which (10[6]-5[4])mooncakes (10[1]-5[1])are (10[1]-5[1])usually (10[14]-5[13])consumed. (10[2]-5[2])During (-5[1])this (-5[1])season, (10[1])Día de los (10[5]-5[1])Muertos and the (10[1])related All (10[1])Saints’ (10[2])Day and All Souls’ (10[3])Day are (10[3]-5[2])celebrated. For 10 points, in what (10[2])season do (10[1])people (10[2])celebrate All Hallows’ (10[3])Eve (10[3])and (10[2])Halloween? (10[40]0[1])■END■