Most Japanese have a custom of sending them to their friends and relatives. This is similar to the Western practice of exchanging Christmas cards.
The post office guarantees to deliver the greeting postcards on the first of January if they are posted within the time limit, from December 15th to 24th.
I have made it a rule to send those postcards printed with family pictures since I got married. I heard some of my friends were looking forward to receiving a New Year’s postcard with our family pictures every year. I’m glad to hear such comments.
Today, I looked into the year 2007 pictures’ folder of my PC to select appropriate pictures for the New Year’s postcards. I haven’t decided what pictures I would use yet. I have one more weekend before the due day. I can spend hectic but exciting season to design the postcard for waiting everyone.
I show you the year 2007 New Year’s postcard.
It says, "I wish you a Happy New Year" in Japanese.
2 comments:
平野さん今晩は！
アチコチ見ていたら、一足早く来年の賀状を発見しました。
可愛いお嬢様に囲まれた素敵な賀状ですね！
写真が一番説得力ありますよね～
私は、今頃になって大わらわです、、、
良いお年をお迎え下さい。
おこちゃん。
コメントありがとうございます。
初めての日本語のコメントです。感謝。
Thank you Okochan.
Your comment is the 1st one written in Japanese. Thnx again.
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