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How and When Japanese Celebrate New Year
Alejandra Cruz
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Since 1873, use the Gregorian calendar
Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese calendar
Gregorian calendar
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STARTING & ENDING OF THIS FESTIVITY
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New Year greeting
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New Year greeting
The form used in letters
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Today's youth use cell and writes short sentence:
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New Year greeting
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TRADITIONS
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DECORATIONS FOR NEW YEAR
Shimenawa: Literally
"enclosing rope“
Shimenawa
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DECORATIONS FOR NEW YEAR
Kadomatsu:literally "gate
pine"
Kadomatsu
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TRADITIONAL GAMES
Takoage: Literally
“Kite“
Takoage
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TRADITIONAL GAMES
Kendama: Literally
"Cup-and-ball (or ball in
a cup) “
Kendama
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A boiled seaweed. Fish Cake.Mash sweet potato with chestnut.Simmered burdock root.And sweetened black soybeans.
osechi-ryōri TRADITIONAL FOOD
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Ozōni TRADITIONAL FOOD
A soup with Mochi Rice Cake.
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PLACES TO VISIT
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Temples
Meiji Jingū
Sensōji
Nishi Arai Daishi
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A bōnenkai does not take place on any specific day, but they are usually held in December.
Bōnenkai
Other Places to visit
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ConclusionJapan does not celebrate Christmas but they
celebrate the New Year. Japan is one of the mostly visited for its various features during the New Year
sights. Spending the holidays in Japan is really worth it.
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Works Cited http://escribecuandollegues.com/2014/04/19/ritos-japoneses/ http://www.s-i-a.or.jp/child/spanish/pdf/gyouji_espa.pdf http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/indepth/cultural/experience/e.html http://www.kyotodreamtrips.com/2013/01/kadomatsu-shimekazari/ http://www.eglobaltravelmedia.com.au/traditional-kyotos-new-year-decoratio
ns-shimekazari/ http://flapyinjapan.com/2008/12/30/kadomatsu/ http://descubrirjapon.com/esp/japon/festividades/anoNuevo.php http://japonismo.com/blog/las-108-campanadas-del-ano-nuevo-en-japon http://www.pinterest.com/alaslow/japan-ema/