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Culture Essay Etymology History Japanese tradition Kanji Uncorrected

Toru Dec 31, 2016Jan 03, 2024 etymology, Japanese events, Lang-8, misoka, new year's eve, omisoka, traditional, tsugomori, tsuki-gomori

Omisoka (New Year’s Eve)

Omisoka 大晦日 Today is 大晦日 (omisoka), which means new year’s eve. 今日は大晦日です。 “晦日 (misoka)” was originally written as “三十日 (misoka)”, Read More

Culture Essay Food Japanese tradition Uncorrected

Toru Dec 30, 2015Jan 07, 2024 custom, disaster seeds, families, instant soba, Japanese, lazy people, long life, long-lasting bond, new year's eve, survey, toshikoshi soba, year-crossing noodles

Year-Crossing Noodles

Tomorrow, December 31 is the New Year’s Eve. 年越し蕎麦 In Japan, there is a custom of eating year-crossing noodles called Read More

Culture Diary Japanese tradition Proverb Uncorrected

Toru Dec 31, 2014Jan 02, 2024 deadline, desperate, master thesis, new year's eve, oranges, rest, studying, TV shows, university, work

Only Today, I Came Home Early

Basically, I have no day off. As always, I went to my university and did my work. As a matter Read More