Name: How Do Japanese People Celebrate New Years?
Uploaded: 2020-10-08T21:30:05.000Z
Duration: 12 min 49 s
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Yeah, and we basically invite lots of our YouTube friends and we all sit around this table.

Speaking of new years, we're going to talk to you guys today about Japanese new years, and it's gonna be a little bit different to probably how you experience New Year's in your own country.

There's a lot of different traditions and things that you dio, but by the time the video comes out, it's probably already have Bean New Year's Right now.

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It's kind of a short story with Australia way.

So for Christmas you spend it with family and New Year's.

So you go out, you try to find like, your New Year's kiss.

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There's other ways to enjoy new years in Japan.

She got thio Qatari, which means like New Year's decorations.

So these things after cleanup house just get the This is Kagami, Moti, Moti Middle Moti and one features on there.

And there are other digression called a couple months.

It was like an outdoor decoration with bamboo.

I think he put that outside of your door.

Make us she may company committed a crime high.

Okay, you don't know in detail, but it's something that commonly is decorated on the front door of everyone's house.

Yes, after finish the community 1st, 2nd day is the date you should be home or just relax at home.

And then that's where the whole city coming from.

The Japanese gorgeous food housewife who usually cook Japanese colleges.

They're trying to make as much as they can and wax.

Just make a huge amount of like New Year's food on then that has that lost for three days.

That's interesting to know, because I think maybe not even all Japanese people know the real meaning.

Like it's just like a custom spend time at home with Family Z something I want to thank you guys.

Not like it's a New Year's Yeah, barrel themed like boards, Right?

So this year is the year of the bar, and then, really, I think the data you write a message or something Thio, your friends and family and yeah, it is.

And the business, like co workers clients.

Yeah, just This is also the proper, important custom.

But recently we are using the emails that I think is pretty.

But the other one I said, you guys have, uh, Lucky Joe, Like a lot of like a lottery.

When do you find out you win website on the world.

You were saying before that used to be able to win like huge prizes like t V or like a trip abroad.

But nowadays, not many people do it anymore.

So you just get, like, a little prizes or maybe a little bit of money.

Sure you can see the Japanese post a man.

Yeah, they're so busy at the end of this year, I saw something interesting.

The post boxes here have two different sections and one of them is just for New Year's smile.

So just for postcards there this address, you can write any one letter message thio all our influences.

So if you guys all writing something, just send it to here.

This is my first time hearing about e soba before, but I never really I knew that you eat soba, but I didn't know the name of anything about the reason to be eating.

It is because noodles in a lot of Asian cultures it signifies a long, healthy life.

Because it's long, so long life to eat it.

And hopefully you can live a long life for another year.

Yeah, Yeah, it has to be so not because nobody is 10 s so you don't be so greedy.

So you need thio teams Fine, just as long as you leave.

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