A celebration for youth who turn 20. The Monday of the second week in January. They dress up their best and celebrate. 20 years old is the official age of adulthood in Japan. (Much like 18 is in the US)
The age 20 even has a special name. All the other ages you say the number with the suffix -sai. (i.e. five years old: go-sai. 17 years old: juunana-sai)
To say 20 years old, you would say "hatachi."
what was the hupas custom and tradition
it's nothing
Queen Isabel, who took the custom to England when she married Henry the IV.
japanese occupation in the Philippines
Japanese does not have a word for "it."
No, this is not a Japanese custom.
Hanami is celebrated by the Japanese. It is the Japanese traditional custom of enjoying the transient beauty of flowers.
Obon or Bon festival is a Japanese Buddhist custom to celebrate the spirits of your ancestors.
This is not a Japanese custom. It was, however, once a custom of some Inuit peoples of North America, but it is no longer practiced.
Depending on family custom and/or location, a couple can have a traditional Japanese-style marriage, a Western marriage, or both.
No, that's a Japanese custom.
When invited to a Japanese home it is customary to bring a gift. That custom might be religious because it is not a national holiday, it is any day. you are getting this answer from a 13 year old.
In Japan, the act of showing respect is by bowing. Another Japanese custom is waiting for someone to take the lead in raising a glass at a party before everyone else will take a sip.
in Japan the honorable winner always sends orchids to the looser of a game as a sign of respect.
There are a lot of equally famous brands of Japanese knives. Examples would include Hattori, Mizuno Tanrenjo, Mr. Itou R-2 Custom, JCK Original and Ryusen.
sadly, I can't answer that, but I have the same problem! I bought the Japanese skin pack and I can't figure out to use it. I second this question!
Define custom, What are the essentials of a valid custom?