Happy New Year!

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Jan 12, 2012 14:10
What did you do on New Year’s Day? I always go to my grandparents’ house and spend time with them. It’s amazing because I can see their face and talk with them for a long time! In Japan, people eat osechi foods on January 1st. Each food of osechi has a meaning of health, wealth, and other lucky things. All women in my family are busy to make them.
Other event on January 1st is “Otoshidama”, which senior people give some money to children as a greeting of the New Year. In general, if you aren’t a child, you can get otoshidama while you are a student.
I experience Japanese traditional with family every year. I think it’s the best thing of New Year’s Day!
Echo01
Jan 12, 2012 23:32
  • All women in my family are busy to make them.

  • All the women in my family were busy making them.

 
  • Other event on January 1st is “Otoshidama”, which senior people give some money to children as a greeting of the New Year.

  • Another event on January 1st is “Otoshidama”, where senior people give some money to children as a greeting of the New Year.

 
  • In general, if you aren’t a child, you can get otoshidama while you are a student.

  • In general, even if you aren’t a child, you can still get otoshidama while you are a student.

 
  • I experience Japanese traditional with family every year.

  • I experience the traditional Japanese new year with my family every year.

 
  • I think it’s the best thing of New Year’s Day!

  • I think it’s the best thing about New Year’s Day!

 

Happy New Year! :)

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