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03/05/2017

: Japanese-Made English: When English Words Take on a Japanese Twist

: What Is Hatsumode? Japan’s First Shrine Visit of the New Year Explained

: How to Pray at a Shinto Shrine in Japan: Steps, Etiquette, and Common Mistakes

: Joya no Kane: Why Japan Rings Temple Bells 108 Times on New Year’s Eve

: From Santa to Shimekazari Overnight: Why Japan Switches From Christmas to New Year So Quickly

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