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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 03:27

New Years is a huge deal here in Japan. The country basically shuts down for three days and there tons of ceremonies and traditional events. The door decoration is to bring in good luck and fortune and happiness for the new year as well as blocking bad luck from coming in.

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Here are some of the other traditional new years decorations

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There are 12 Japanese zodiacs signs and next year is the year of The Dragon. And just so Suki doesnt feel left out here's a pic of her on the couch under the blankets.

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Post by Ben Fri Dec 30 2011, 04:38

Those are beautiful. Always liked Japanese decorations!
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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 05:35

Looks gorgeous! I just read a story hat you might find interesting... I think it would be awesome... if I could afford it and had money to just fritter, I definitely would! Japan is on my list of travel destinations Big Grin

http://finance.ninemsn.com.au/newsbusiness/8396484/japan-store-offers-250k-jewel-lucky-dip-bag

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 08:57

pixie79 wrote:Looks gorgeous! I just read a story hat you might find interesting... I think it would be awesome... if I could afford it and had money to just fritter, I definitely would! Japan is on my list of travel destinations Big Grin

http://finance.ninemsn.com.au/newsbusiness/8396484/japan-store-offers-250k-jewel-lucky-dip-bag

We don't quite have that much money to spare Laughing Japan is a great country and probally the favorite that I have ever visted.

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 09:05

Wow, they are so beautiful! Did you buy them or make them yourselves?

P.S. Suki looks so sweet!

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 10:16

Lovely decorations. Suki is so cute under her blanket

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 11:15

Caryll wrote:Wow, they are so beautiful! Did you buy them or make them yourselves?

P.S. Suki looks so sweet!

Thanks, we bought them and my wife did all the arranging.

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Post by Allison Fri Dec 30 2011, 11:19

Oh wow they are beautiful absolutely love the door hanging dec

Suki is gorgeous too all snuggled in her blankie x
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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 12:49

They are so pretty,Japanese things are always very delicate and tasteful
And of course so is suki
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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 12:51

lynne wrote:They are so pretty,Japanese things are always very delicate and tasteful
And of course so is suki
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Thanks but I don't think I would ever use delicate to describe Suki Laughing

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 12:54

Suki is gorgeous! I showed my husband her picture and he agreed!

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 12:58

pixie79 wrote:Suki is gorgeous! I showed my husband her picture and he agreed!

Thanks, we like her to most of the time Big Grin

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 30 2011, 14:12

The door one is fantastic. It is quite abstract and I dont think I have seen anything like it before.

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Post by Guest Mon Jan 02 2012, 09:45

Most everyone has them on the door until JAN 7.

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