Japan – Oshogatsu (New Year’s Day) (18/20)

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Japan - Oshogatsu (New Year's Day)

In Japan, New Year’s Day is a time for family and spiritual reflection. People celebrate with special foods like osechi (a meal of various dishes), and many visit shrines or temples to pray for health, happiness, and good fortune in the coming year. The first shrine visit, called hatsumode, is an important tradition

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