a few days ago, i learned about nengazyo.
the japanese people have this tradition to send out letters every new year. if i am right, the letters are called nengazyo. it's an interesting tradition, and i really like the idea. you can write anything there(mostly about new year).
i researched about this and i found an intersting post:
Actually people spend a lot of times to prepare for NENGAZYO and write them down in December. I feel it is a kind of useless; nevertheless, there is also useful thing for the Japanese economy because people recently bought personal computers with printers only in order to save labor. The Japanese economy might get a benefit of it. It is an interesting example of a tradition of culture that leads the economy.
i got this from http://www.herb.ne.jp/~fushimi/newyear.html
3 comments:
It's been a while since i last sent a comment. I can't really remember when i last commented, so, i won't be commenting on everything i missed, sorry!
Anyway, my younger brother is a Japanese-geek. When he read this, he thought it's just like Sending Text Messages on New Year and Christmas.
By The way, I lost a lot of load because of that.
And I don't think everyone got all the texts, That's the downside with non-traditional mails.
Bigayan ng Nengazyo next year. Magkakalayo na tayo, eh. Paabutin natin ng US, Canada, Malaysia and others....
so paano 'to? paki-explain pa nang mas mabuti... pinadadala lamang ba kung saan-saan? i'm sure there's more to it than just sending out letters. hm?
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