“State ceremony” in Japanese
Short answer
State ceremony in Japanese is “大儀” (taigi). Full meaning: state ceremony; laborious, troublesome, irksome, arduous.
Other ways to say “State ceremony” in Japanese
大礼
tairei state ceremony (esp. an enthronement), imperial ceremony; important ceremony (in one's life, e.g. wedding, funeral)
タイギ
taigi state ceremony; laborious, troublesome, irksome, arduous
たいぎ
taigi state ceremony; laborious, troublesome, irksome, arduous
大典
taiten grand ceremony, state ceremony; important law, legal canon
たいてん
taiten grand ceremony, state ceremony; important law, legal canon
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