manner ceremonial occasions manners in japan
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chugen Chugen
-(or Ochugen)
-Midyear present
funeral Funeral
miai Miai
-(or Omiai)
-Meeting for marriage
nakoudo Nakoudo
-matchmaker
seibo Seibo
-(or Oseibo)
-Year-end gift
wedding Wedding
yuinou Yuinou
-Betrothal presents
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season greetings  
midyear present Chugen
or Ochugen
The word "Chugen" has come from Taoism.
On the lunar calender, July 15 is ceremonial day of Taoism. [
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year-end gift Seibo
or Oseibo
In Japan, there is a custom of presenting the gift to the indebted person in July and December. The one of December is called Oseibo. [more info...]
 
marriage  
meeting with a view to marriage Miai
marriage meeting
There are 2 types of meeting with a view to marriage.
The one is "the one to one", and the other is "party of the group". [
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go-between Nakoudo
go-between
The traditional flow of the ceremony of meeting with a view to marriage is as follows. [more info...]
wedding Wedding
marriage
There is a wedding of various types.
We explains three types of wedding. [
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betrothal presents Yuinou
betrothal presents
The betrothal presents is a ceremony of the match of both houses where the marriage is decided. [more info...]
 
funeral  
funeral Funeral
Most remains are cremated in Japan. "Tsuya" is the last night that the soul of the dying person spends by this world. [more info...]