Different cultures celebrate the Full Moon in unique ways. In China, it symbolizes family unity and prosperity, often inspiring poetry and gatherings. Japan's Tsukimi tradition involves moon viewing, seasonal decorations, and quiet reflection. In Europe, Full Moons are tied to folklore and farming cycles, while in Africa, they are occasions for storytelling and communal gatherings. Polynesian navigators used the lunar cycle for navigation and planning, and Indigenous Australian cultures include the Moon in their Dreaming stories.