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Kagami-mochi: a sticky rice cake New Year decoration

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What The Year Of The Pig Means For You

It's the Year of the Pig, according to the Chinese lunar calendar. Here's what that means for you.

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7 Unique Japanese New Year Traditions

Looking for unique Japanese New Year Traditions? Writer, Noel Cabacungan visited his sister who lives there to learn of the different customs and

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Kagami Mochi, A New Year Tradition And Lucky Food

17 · 25 minutes · This Japanese ‘mirror’ rice cake is widely prepared to celebrate New Years in Japan. Learn how to make your own with our easy kagami mochi recipe in under 15 minutes using only your microwave!

Ingredients

Baking & Spices
  • • 1/2 cup Potato starch
  • • 1 1/2 cups Rice flour, glutinous
  • • 1 cup White sugar
Oils & Vinegars
  • • 2 drops Distilled white vinegar
Liquids
  • • 1 1/2 cups Water
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The “what, when and why” of a traditional New Year celebration in Japan.

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Japanese New Year Traditions

If you are travelling during the Japanese New Year period it's a fabulous opportunity to experience the culture and join in on some local festivities. Here's what to expect on your early January visit.

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My family loves visiting Busch Gardens Williamsburg for their Christmas Town event every holiday season. We show you why with this virtual tour! See some of the 10 million Christmas lights, projections, highlights from live entertainment (Twas That Night skating show, Deck the Halls, Dickensian carolers, etc), train, Nativity Scene, the new Christmas tree maze with holiday displays for Japanese New Year Shogatsu, Día de los Reyes, Hanukkah & more. And find out how to get discount tickets! #BGW
My family loves visiting Busch Gardens Williamsburg for their Christmas Town event every holiday season. We show you why with this virtual tour! See some of the 10 million Christmas lights, projections, highlights from live entertainment (Twas That Night skating show, Deck the Halls, Dickensian carolers, etc), train, Nativity Scene, the new Christmas tree maze with holiday displays for Japanese New Year Shogatsu, Día de los Reyes, Hanukkah & more. And find out how to get discount tickets! #BGW
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Akemashite Omedetou (明けましておめでとう) is usually translated as “Happy New Year”, but in contrast to the English phrase, it is only used after the new year has started. The common reply to the new year greeting is the same “Akemashite Omedetou” usually followed by “Kotoshi mo yoroshiku onegai shimasu”. Below you will find some alternative and more appropriate translations for the Japanese phrase “Akemashite omedetou (gozaimasu)” and I will also explain the meaning of the word “akemashite” in more...