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    Japanese New Year Celebrations : Celebrated at 1 of January

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    Japanese celebrate the new year from January 1st to 3rd. It is an important holiday for families to reflect on the past year, spend time together, and make wishes for the future. Traditional activities include visiting temples and shrines, throwing monetary donations into boxes, ringing bells at midnight to welcome the new year, and watching fireworks displays.

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    Japanese New Year Celebrations : Celebrated at 1 of January

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    Japanese celebrate the new year from January 1st to 3rd. It is an important holiday for families to reflect on the past year, spend time together, and make wishes for the future. Traditional activities include visiting temples and shrines, throwing monetary donations into boxes, ringing bells at midnight to welcome the new year, and watching fireworks displays.

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    Japanese celebrate the new year from January 1st to 3rd. It is an important holiday for families to reflect on the past year, spend time together, and make wishes for the future. Traditional activities include visiting temples and shrines, throwing monetary donations into boxes, ringing bells at midnight to welcome the new year, and watching fireworks displays.

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    Japanese celebrate the new year from January 1st to 3rd. It is an important holiday for families to reflect on the past year, spend time together, and make wishes for the future. Traditional activities include visiting temples and shrines, throwing monetary donations into boxes, ringing bells at midnight to welcome the new year, and watching fireworks displays.

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    Japanese New Year ✨👺

    celebrations✨👺

    Celebrated at 1 of January
    Japan, one of the world's most literate and technically advanced
    nations, is an East Asian archipelago country made up of four
    primary islands and more than 6,800 others. While most of Japan
    is covered by mountains and heavily wooded areas, the country's
    people lead a distinctly urban lifestyle.
    Anime is hand-drawn
    and computer
    animation originating
    from Japan. In
    Japanese, anime, a
    term derived from
    the English word
    animation, describes
    all animated works,
    regardless of style or
    origin.
    There’s even 36 schools that have an
    individual subject on anime!.
    Ok now enough on getting to know the country now lets see
    how does Japanese people celebrate their new year! 🎉 🇯🇵 🇯🇵.
    New Year's has always been an important holiday in
    Japan. It's a chance for families to not only reflect on the
    past year and their dreams for the future but also to spend
    time together, catch up, cook, eat, and play games.
    It is a tradition to visit a shrine or temple during shogatsu
    (hatsumode). The most popular temples and shrines,
    such as Tokyo's Meiji Shrine, attract several million
    people during the three days. Most impressive are such
    visits at the actual turn of the year.
    On every new year celebrations, tourists visit the Temples to do a
    tradition called “ hatsumode” During hatsumode, people throw
    saisen, or monetary donations, into a saisen bako (box) in front of a
    bell.The bell was rung by pulling a thick rope.And then
    they make a wish as they ring the bell.
    Most impressive are such visits at the actual turn of the year, when
    large temple bells are rung at midnight.and fireworks 🎇 🎇.
    In Tokyo there’s a major attraction which is watching the Night
    bell for the Japanese they believe it that ringing bells could get rid
    of their sins from the previous year. The bell was rung 107 times
    on the night of New Year, wishing for happy and healthy life , to
    pay respect and countdown with families.
    And New year still go on til the 3rd of
    January

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