There is Kagamimochi in Japan
Their is a culture in Japan that Rice cake offered to gods at New Year's.
Two rice cakes shape to round and flat.
The rice cake is bigger than another one, And then bigger rice cake plied on the smaller one.
It looks like a snowman :)
Finally a orange put on the second rice cake.
It is called Kagamimochi in Japan.
It is said gods lodge in the rice cakes and the orange means that we hope our house prosperity.
Many Japanese people are put Kagamimochi in my house.
But I think most of Japanese pepole don't know meaning Kagamimochi.
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There is Kagamimochi in Japan
There is a tradition culture in Japan where rice cakes are offered to the Gods at during the New Year.Two flat and round rice cakes are prepared. shape to round and flat.
One rice cake is bigger than another #the other And Then, the bigger rice cake is plied on the smaller one.
It looks like a snowman :)
Finally, an orange is put on the second rice cake.
It is called Kagamimochi in Japan.
It is said that the Gods live/reside lodge in the rice cakes and the orange means symbolises that we our hope for prosperity in our families. house prosperity.
Many Japanese people are put Kagamimochi in their house.
But However, I think most of Japanese pepole don't know the meaning of Kagamimochi.
# We use "another" with non-specific nouns. Example: You are busy. Let's meet another day. Here, it is not a specific day. It could be any other day.
Since you are referring very specifically to the smaller rice cake, you need to use "the other". Example: This chocolate cake is too small. I'll buy the other one that is larger.
Hope this helps.
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There is Kagamimochi in Japan
Their is a culture tradition in Japan that Rrice cakes are offered to gods at New Year's.Two rice cakes shape to shaped round and flat.
The first rice cake is bigger than another the second one, Aand then a bigger rice cake plied is piled on the smaller one.
It looks like a snowman :)
Finally a orange is put on the second rice cake.
It is called Kagamimochi in Japan.
It is said gods lodge live in the rice cakes and the orange means that we hope our house has prosperity.
Many Japanese people are put Kagamimochi in my house.
But I think most of Japanese pepole don't know the meaning of Kagamimochi.
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