Japanese new year card

Japanese New Year Cards (nengajo) usually have the zodiac animal of the upcoming year printed on them. There's also a lottery in January, using the numbers that are printed on the back of the cards.

Every year Japanese households receive an average of 50–100 nengajō or New Year’s cards, which are delivered on January 1. The cards usually feature a picture of the year’s eto (zodiacal animal)—in 2020 this will be the rat.

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Keep it simple or get creative – all you need is a postcard, a pen and your address book.

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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