Happy new year japanese

To make sure that your cards are delivered on time (i.e. January 1), Japan Post starts accepting cards marked with the word nenga (年賀, new year’s greetings) from December 15 and keeps them for delivery on New Year’s Day. It highly encourages that you post your cards by December 25 to achieve a January 1 delivery.

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The Japanese custom of sending written new year’s greetings dates back to at least the Heian era (794-1185) when the nobility started to write such letters to people who lived too far away for the usual face-to-face new year greetings. When Japan's postal service followed Europe's lead and created postcards in 1871, they were the ideal match for these greetings, which only required the writing of "Happy New Year," one's name, and an address.

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In Japan, similar to the Western custom of sending Christmas cards, there is a tradition of sending new year's greeting cards known as nengajo (). Because they are now written on postcards, they are often referred to as nenga-hagaki (), or new year's postcards. If you want to surprise your Japanese relatives, friends, and coworkers by celebrating the new year in a traditional Japanese way, here are a few tips on how to write the perfect nengajo!

Learn how to say "Merry Christmas" in Japanese and how to wish your friends a happy new year with this language tutorial.