Thanks for watching!! Hope this video helped you learn what New Years in Japan is like✨ Are there any traditions you have in your country?? Let us know how you spend New Years!!😊
You're opening with 明けましておめでとうございます before the new year starts. I guess you had your reasons, but that's gonna perpetuate a well-known error among Japanese learners
@@RiccardoGabarriniKazeatari Thank you for the comment and sorry for the confusion. We did start the video with「明けましておめでとうございます」to celebrate a bit earlier and teach the phrase so that the viewers can learn and use it on the actual day. Just in case there might be a misunderstanding or confusion for the Japanese learners, we'll leave a comment and make it clear that it is not New Year's yet. Thank you once again and Happy New Year in advance!! :)
My family combines several different New Year's celebrations together! We eat soba noodles because of Japan, we eat pork pie because of Britain, and we eat olivier because of Russia. 明けましておめでとうございます！🎉 🥳
Hi guys, Happy New Year. Watching sunrise is my favorite item on Japanese new year tradition. And I am also a huge fan of symbolism and their meaning, I think is so thoughful and charming.🥰 Back in my country, Iran we celebrate new year we call it "No-Rouz" means New day and it is the first day of Spring. We also clean our home from top to bottom before new year. We also serve some food in new year which contain herbal for color green, fish and noodles to be healthy, easy problem solving and have no problem with work ot thing we going to do in new year. The Haft-Sin is the most important item of our new year ritual, which includes 7 items that start with the letter Sin - سین - , and each of them have symbolizes life. Thank for your videos, and have happy holiday 🤍
Happy New year to you too!! Thank you so much for your informative and detailed comment🥰 We sincerely appreciate it!! It's very interesting and nice to know about New Year's Iran!! The New Years food sound very healthy and delicious haha We hope you have a lovely New Year's day!!
Just in case there may be a misunderstanding or confusion, New Year's in Japan is on January 1st!! The opening of this video is just to celebrate the New Year's with you all a bit earlier and let you guys know what New Year's in Japan is like before the actual day!! :) Thank you all always❤
I love how you guys explain Japanese culture and teach new words as always! Actually, English is my second language, but I do enjoy using it to learn Japanese with you every day :)
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Thanks for watching!! Hope this video helped you learn what New Years in Japan is like✨ Are there any traditions you have in your country?? Let us know how you spend New Years!!😊
You're opening with 明けましておめでとうございます before the new year starts. I guess you had your reasons, but that's gonna perpetuate a well-known error among Japanese learners
@@RiccardoGabarriniKazeatari Thank you for the comment and sorry for the confusion. We did start the video with「明けましておめでとうございます」to celebrate a bit earlier and teach the phrase so that the viewers can learn and use it on the actual day. Just in case there might be a misunderstanding or confusion for the Japanese learners, we'll leave a comment and make it clear that it is not New Year's yet. Thank you once again and Happy New Year in advance!! :)
My family combines several different New Year's celebrations together! We eat soba noodles because of Japan, we eat pork pie because of Britain, and we eat olivier because of Russia. 明けましておめでとうございます！🎉 🥳
明けましておめでとうございます🥳Thanks for sharing!! That sounds like such a fun way to spend New Year's!! It's so global haha
Hi guys, Happy New Year.
Watching sunrise is my favorite item on Japanese new year tradition. And I am also a huge fan of symbolism and their meaning, I think is so thoughful and charming.🥰
Back in my country, Iran we celebrate new year we call it "No-Rouz" means New day and it is the first day of Spring.
We also clean our home from top to bottom before new year.
We also serve some food in new year which contain herbal for color green, fish and noodles to be healthy, easy problem solving and have no problem with work ot thing we going to do in new year.
The Haft-Sin is the most important item of our new year ritual, which includes 7 items that start with the letter Sin - سین - , and each of them have symbolizes life.
Thank for your videos, and have happy holiday 🤍
Happy New year to you too!! Thank you so much for your informative and detailed comment🥰 We sincerely appreciate it!! It's very interesting and nice to know about New Year's Iran!! The New Years food sound very healthy and delicious haha We hope you have a lovely New Year's day!!
@@StudyInDailyJapanese Thank you 🤍
Just in case there may be a misunderstanding or confusion, New Year's in Japan is on January 1st!! The opening of this video is just to celebrate the New Year's with you all a bit earlier and let you guys know what New Year's in Japan is like before the actual day!! :) Thank you all always❤
Anyone else think it's strange that they say "let's 恥ましょう"? It's like saying "let's let's begin"
Haha you're right!! It's just an intro phrase we came up with to make it more catchy😅
@@StudyInDailyJapanese Oh yeah, I get it. If it were me, I'd stick with just 恥ましょう, but it's your channel so do whatever you want 😁
Do they sell pre-made おせち at grocery stores or even 7-11 or Family Mart?
I think most young Japanese no longer care about the meaning of osechi, haha!
What is the relationship between you two?
I learne a lot from you ..... arigatogozaimus..... i hope the spellig is correct ..😅
We're glad to hear that our videos help you learn!! It's ありがとうございます"arigatougozaimasu" :) You almost got it! Keep it up🔥
@@StudyInDailyJapanese thankyou soo much ❤
Insihhtful as always, thank you 😁
Thank you for keeping up with our videos!! We sincerely appreciate it❤
I love how you guys explain Japanese culture and teach new words as always! Actually, English is my second language, but I do enjoy using it to learn Japanese with you every day :)
Thank you so much for the comment and Happy New Year! We're very glad that our videos help! Stay tuned for more❤️
Its really interesting 💕✨️. Thank you for sharing these facst ❤️✌️
Thank you for the comment❤Nice to know that it was interesting :)
Happy New Year⭐️
Happy New Year in advance to you too 🥳