Japanese celebration of New Year

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    Rob_Hugo@PortNW
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    For most of the Japanese who celebrate Christmas, it's purely a secular holiday devoted to the love of their children. Christmas trees are decorated with small toys, dolls, paper ornaments, gold paper fans and lanterns, and wind chimes. Miniature candles are also put among the tree branches. One of the most popular ornaments is the origami swan. Japanese children have exchanged thousands of folded paper "birds of peace" with young people all over the world as a pledge that war must not happen again.
    important websources are-
    http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/japan
    http://www.historyorb.com/asia

    By Sharad Chandra Shukla[Edit by="sshukla on Jan 14, 10:01:18 PM"][/Edit]

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