I'm going to introduce how Japanese spend New Year's Day.
Almost all Japanese eat Osechi-ryori. Osechi-ryori have auspicious meanings respectively.
Also, Japanese go to shires or temples to pray for a happiness of the year.
In addition, young children get Otoshidama from the parents or relatives.
Hello, Moka! I always eat this every year. It's so delicious and special. What's your favorite food in Osechi?
ReplyDeleteThat's nice Topic! I like New Year's Day.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you like the best about Osechi-ryori?
Hello, my favorite season is New Years Days so I will eat Osechi this year and I want to get Otoshidama.
ReplyDeleteHi, Moka, I like your Blog about New Year, maybe I'll try to eat them next time, I think it will be so delicious.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. Osechi is interesting because it depends on the family. How do you spend the new year?
ReplyDeleteHi Moka, New Year's Day is my favorite holiday. I really like to go out with my friends and go to the shrine, and It makes me happy.
ReplyDeleteHi, Moka I have never eaten it. Looks like delicious!!! Thank you for sharing!
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