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Christmas and New Years in Japan
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Which event do Japanese people relate most with family?
New Years
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How do you say, "Happy New Year" in Japanese?
あけまして おめでとう ございます
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What type of noodle is eaten at New Years and what rule must you obey?
Soba; do not break the noodles as you eat them
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What do people receive from family and friends on New Years' Day?
New Years postcards called ねんがじょう.
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Why are public Christmas decorations becoming fewer and fewer as the years go on?
a) to save energy after a significant earthquake in 2016 b) budget constraints
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What is the common theme with New Years postcards?
They feature the new animal zodiac for the year.
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List two ways Japanese people may choose to celebrate New Years.
a) Stay at home and watch NY TV programs b) visit a temple and/or shrine c) celebrate western-style
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What happens to Tokyo trains at New Years?
They run non-stop for 24 hours.
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When does Tokyo become really quiet and why?
New Years; people return to their hometowns to spend time with their families
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Maru or Batsu: Two popular meals at New Years are Osechi and KFC.
Batsu
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Which event is more important in Japan, Christmas Eve or Christmas Day?
Christmas Eve
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Describe the New Years' meal, おせち.
It looks similar to おべんとう; it is beautifully presented; the foods represent a special meaning
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What date in January does the Japanese emperor appear to the public and where can you see him?
2nd January; the Imperial Palace
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What is the animal zodiac for 2023 and how do you say it in Japanese?
Rabbit; うさぎ
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What do Japanese households do at the end of the year?
They clean their homes.
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Japanese people tend to spend Christmas Eve with who?
A date!
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Maru or Batsu: Christmas is a HUGE deal in Japan.
Batsu
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At New Years children receive おとしだま. What is おとしだま?
It is money given in an envelope.
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