Influenced by the Western culture should Japan do not welcome the new year according to the lunar calendar, such as Vietnam, China and some other Asian countries.However, although very modern life and festivities are adjusted according to the solar calendar, but the Japanese still customary tradition.New year decorationsWelcome the new year, Japanese people have rules called Susuharai as general hygiene and to wash the stain of the old year, welcome the new year.Once the cleanup is complete, the Japanese decorating Kadomatsu on either side of the door to catch the good luck. 3 fresh bamboo tube is kadomatsu neckties diagonally along a few artificial pine needles. Sections on the artificial pine needles to travellers not be odd as according to the ancient notion that happiness can not be divided and will forever remain, only new misfortunes divide was to end.In addition, the reason for using pine twigs to decorate because in winter, Pine Green, still symbolizes the purity and vitality. At the same time sharp pine needles can eradicate evil, Kadomatsu just like shaped ladder to God of the new year bring about lower down Toshigami luck to any home.Eat pastas, go the night ceremony year-endOn 31/12 the night of year-end (Oomisoka), is an important day in Japanese tradition because it is the last day of the old year. After completion of cleaning the House during the day, new year's Eve, the Japanese will eat a big dinner for the year. Dinner usually takes place between 10 h and 11 h at night, people gather for the last time in the old year, which together eat Toshikoshi Soba-noodle.This is based on traditional customs associated with eating the strands long pastas being "transferred from the old year into the new year"-meaning of the word Toshikoshi. Also have local wheat fiber length of Toshikoshi-Soba symbolizes longevity and good luck continued in the new year.Year-end feast ends, near the time of new year's Eve, many people flock to the Temple of power or temples near the House to perform the Ninenmairi ritual. Ninen mean 2 years, and Mairi means is go to prayer, in all over Japan, Shinto shrines prepare amazake (a traditional wines and light sweetness) to play for the crowd at midnight. At the moment, the big Bell in the temple throughout Japan, take each exam. They pushed a tree hanging before the bell rang bells moron do sound like large encyclopedia.
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