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Time seems to pass way too quickly sometimes – it’s already the end of the year again! Japan and particularly Tokyo is a great choice to visit for a New Year’s trip. The culture surrounding New Year’s is probably vastly different in Japan from what you’re used to. While it is celebrated on December 31rd, like in the West, you won’t find many people heading out for crazy partying. Instead, New Year’s is a family festival where people have time off to go to their hometown, visit their family, and Happy New Year Japanese, New Years Eve Events, New Year Backdrop, New Years Eve Fireworks, Japan Winter, Japanese New Year, Tokyo Bay, New Year Fireworks, Happy New Years Eve

New Year's Eve in Tokyo is a culturally unique event, distinct from Western-style celebrations. As the year ends, Tokyo emerges as a prime destination for those eager to delve into Japanese New Year traditions. Unlike the lively parties often seen in the West on December 31, Tokyo's New Year's Eve is more about family gatherings, hometown visits, and traditional customs. Even though many Tokyo shops close early on this day, the city still buzzes with enjoyable shopping and festive…

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Photo by Marti Bug Catcher / Shutterstock There’s more to the New Year’s Eve celebrations in Osaka, Japan, than just fireworks. Although much of the world festively rings in a new year each December 31, we don’t all celebrate the same way. In the United States, fireworks and a kiss with a loved one at the stroke of midnight are familiar year-end customs, but in other countries, New Year’s traditions are as varied as the nations that celebrate the occasion. From Spain to Japan, these are 11 diffe New Years Around The World, Cable Stayed Bridge, Traditions Around The World, Japanese New Year, New Years Traditions, Patras, Roman Era, Outdoor Market, Before Midnight

Photo by Marti Bug Catcher / Shutterstock There’s more to the New Year’s Eve celebrations in Osaka, Japan, than just fireworks. Although much of the world festively rings in a new year each December 31, we don’t all celebrate the same way. In the United States, fireworks and a kiss with a loved one at the stroke of midnight are familiar year-end customs, but in other countries, New Year’s traditions are as varied as the nations that celebrate the occasion. From Spain to Japan, these are 11…

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The Tsukiji fish market was known for 2 things: being probably the largest wholesale fish market in the world, and its world-famous tuna auction - a glimpse of which we can see in the 2011 documentari Jiro Dreams of Sushi. Is Tsukiji market still open? The wholesale market - known as the inner market - where the tuna auction was held every morning, has been closed since October 6 2018 and relocated to Toyosu market. However the outer market is still open. It spans several streets of…

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