Miura san sent his New Year greetings to my family with a few pictures taken in Sendai during the eve and New Year day of twenty ten.. A snowstorm just before dusk.
On the morning of the New Year, a blanket of snow covered his car and family home. The Japanese celebrate New Year's Day on January 1 each year. It is one of the most important annual festival celebrated for centuries with unique customs. On New Year day, the Japanese people used to eat a special selection of dishes called osechi-ryori (New Year dishes) 御節料理, normally consisting of boiled seaweed, fish cakes, mashed sweet potato with chestnut , simmered burdock root, sweetened black soybeans and many others. It is believed that each dish in the osechi has a meaning, like good health, good harvest, happiness, long life, and so on. The "osechi-ryori" (御節料理) of Miura san's family
On the morning of the New Year, a blanket of snow covered his car and family home. The Japanese celebrate New Year's Day on January 1 each year. It is one of the most important annual festival celebrated for centuries with unique customs. On New Year day, the Japanese people used to eat a special selection of dishes called osechi-ryori (New Year dishes) 御節料理, normally consisting of boiled seaweed, fish cakes, mashed sweet potato with chestnut , simmered burdock root, sweetened black soybeans and many others. It is believed that each dish in the osechi has a meaning, like good health, good harvest, happiness, long life, and so on. The "osechi-ryori" (御節料理) of Miura san's family
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Hi Mr Wong, I love the pictures you share in this post, beautiful japan. well all your pictures are really good,lots of it show our very own sabah!
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