It is well known that Japan places great importance on days that are not important. but just have synonyms It can be an important day, and so can video games.

Recently, the giant game studio Square Enix announced a partnership with the Japan Anniversary Association or the Japanese Anniversary Association.January 31 of every year is designated Final Fantasy VII Day.

The reason why the date for Final Fantasdy VII suddenly happened was because whenJanuary 31, 1997, was the day the original Final Fantasy VII was released. was officially released for the first time in the world The game was later hailed as a new chapter in RPG gaming and one of the best RPGs ever made. It’s also the best among the Final Fantasy series!

And in 2023, Final Fantasy VII marks its 26th anniversary, so we’re announcing an important day and celebrating this great achievement.

We are happy to announce that “Final Fantasy VII Day” has been officially registered in Japan. To celebrate the anniversary of the release of the original game

to celebrate Here’s a special message from Yoshinori Kitase, producer of the Final Fantasy VII remake project. pic.twitter.com/GBphY8AYR4

— Final Fantasy VII (@finalfantasyvii) January 31, 2023

Yoshinori Kitase, director of the original game and producer of the remake. came out to express their feelings and gratitude for this as well

January 31, 1997 wasn’t just the release date of Final Fantasy VII, and it wasn’t just a big day for the Final Fantasy series, it was a day for many things. Start moving for us development team about this game.

I still remember feeling overwhelmed by the technology in the rapidly evolving video game industry. and also dreaming of great things in the future

With the establishment of this official anniversary I will always remember these things and keep them in my heart deeply.

It’s another great story for the video game industry and Final Fantasy fans a lot.

But to say that it was an important day But it doesn’t matter even if it’s a Japanese holiday. It’s like February 22nd is Japanese Cat Day, where the number 2 in Japanese is pronounced “ni” with the Japanese sound of a cat. Say “nyan”