Japan’s houses and offices are decorated with traditional garnishes in the new-year season.
We see Kadomatsu, a pair of decorations consisted of bamboos, pine leaves and papers in front of the entrances of houses and offices.
We see Kadomatsu, a pair of decorations consisted of bamboos, pine leaves and papers in front of the entrances of houses and offices.
We also find Shimekazari, a decoration made of strews, grasses and papers on the doors.
With Kadomatsu and Shimekazari, people celebrate a New Year and pray for happiness.
Some people display the decorations in the first seven days of the year. Others show them in the first 15 days.
Some people display the decorations in the first seven days of the year. Others show them in the first 15 days.
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