Have you ever heard that we Japanese have special food called "Osechi ryoori" for New Year's day? 
It contains many small dishes in a special box called "juubako 重箱."
Each dish has a special meaning to wish a Happy New Year. 
In this video, I will explain some of them.  


Click the link to download the Japanese new year booklet 
➡️ https://funjapaneselearning.com/japanese-new-year-vocabulary/


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Episode 89: Japanese New Year Food "Osechi ryoori おせち料理"

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Episode 89: Japanese New Year Food "Osechi ryoori おせち料理"

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