Year-Crossing Noodles

Dec 30, 2015 18:03
Tomorrow, December 31 is the New Year's Eve.

In Japan, there is a custom of eating year-crossing noodles called "toshikoshi soba" on New Year's Eve.

According to a survey, about 60% of Japanese seem to eat toshikoshi soba.

As the reasons to eat soba, there are some hypotheses like the following:

・In order to cut off disaster seeds of the year, we eat soba that is easy to cut.

・In hope of a long life and a long-lasting bond between families, we eat soba that are long noodles.

Lazy people will eat instant soba.
年越し蕎麦

明日、12月31日は大晦日です。

日本では大晦日に、縁起を担いで年越し蕎麦を食べる風習があります。

アンケート調査によると、日本人の約60%が食べているそうです。

蕎麦を食べる理由として、次のような説があります。

・今年一年の災厄を断ち切るために、切れやすい蕎麦を食べる。

・長寿や家族の縁が長く続くため、細く長い蕎麦を食べる。

面倒くさがりな人は、インスタントの蕎麦を食べます。
No. 1 Leigh
  • Year-Crossing Noodles
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  • Tomorrow, December 31 is the New Year's Eve.
  • Tomorrow, December 31st is the New Year's Eve.
  • As the reasons to eat soba, there are some hypotheses like the following:
  • As for the reasons to eat soba, there are some hypotheses, suchlike as the following:
  • ・In order to cut off disaster seeds of the year, we eat soba that is easy to cut.
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  • ・In hope of a long life and a long-lasting bond between families, we eat soba that are long noodles.
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  • Lazy people will eat instant soba.
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Toru
Thank you very much for correcting my post! :)
Leigh
No problem!
No. 2 Timmy
  • According to a survey, about 60% of Japanese seem to eat toshikoshi soba.
  • According to a survey, about 60% of Japanese eat toshikoshi soba.
  • ・In hope of a long life and a long-lasting bond between families, we eat soba that are long noodles.
  • ・In hope of a long life and a long-lasting bond between families, we eat long soba noodles.

Interesting! I wonder, what the effect will be if you'll eat instant soba instead of toshikoshi one? ^_^

Toru
Thank you very much always for correcting my post!
I think both of them have the same effect (the effect of instant one might be weaker, though). To make soba is a little difficult, while to make instant soba is really easy. So lazy people can't make soba except instant one. :)
Timmy
You're welcome!

>So lazy people can't make soba except instant one. :)

Even lazy people can have their dreams come true^_^
No. 3 Aijo
  • In Japan, there is a custom of eating year-crossing noodles called "toshikoshi soba" on New Year's Eve.
  • This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
  • According to a survey, about 60% of Japanese seem to eat toshikoshi soba.
  • According to a survey, about 60% of Japanese people eat toshikoshi soba.
  • As the reasons to eat soba, there are some hypotheses like the following:
  • As for the reasons for eating soba, there are some hypotheses like the following:

    You can just say "...there are some hypothesis: ...."

  • ・In order to cut off disaster seeds of the year, we eat soba that is easy to cut.
  • ・In order to cut off disaster seeds of the year, we eat soba because it is easy to cut.
  • ・In hope of a long life and a long-lasting bond between families, we eat soba that are long noodles.
  • ・In hopes of living a long life and having a long-lasting bond between families, we eat soba noodles that are long noodles.
  • Lazy people will eat instant soba.
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Lol. Very cool. :D It sounds delicious.

Toru
Thank you very much for correcting my post! :)
Yes, it's delicious! I will eat it from now, hehe.
No. 4 teamjenny
  • As the reasons to eat soba, there are some hypotheses like the following:
  • As the reasons, to eat soba, these are some of the hypotheses :
  • ・In hope of a long life and a long-lasting bond between families, we eat soba that are long noodles.
  • ・In hopes of a long life and a long-lasting bond between families, we eat long soba noodles.
Toru
Thank you so much for correcting my post! :D