Japan'S "Sunset" Is Taboo.

You can't send anything that means "trample". For example, you can't send socks or slippers, so that people don't feel like they are being trampled underfoot.

Clocks, schoolbags, learning equipment and so on contain "encourage diligence" meaning, as gifts to the younger generation is acceptable, to the elders can not do.

For newlyweds, gifts can not be given during the new year's gifts, because porcelain is fragile. Such gifts can make people feel uneasy.

For the bride, tea is not allowed in the new year.

China has the proverb of "married girls, spilled water". Japan also has the proverb of "married girls, spilled tea". At the end of the year, tea is sent to the bride as if the bride had never been home again.

In addition, in Japan, "earthquake, fire, Dad" is the three biggest fear of life. Therefore, gifts can not be delivered entirely during the lunar new year, because red and red will remind people of fires.

It is said that during the new year, combs can not be delivered. In Japanese, the pronunciation of the comb is "bitter" and "dead".

When you send "year old", you have to write one or two phrases outside the gift box, such as "I give you this gift with a year of gratitude," "this year you get a lot of help, I hope this gift will make you like it" and so on.

If nothing is written, it is also a kind of ill performance.

In Japan, under normal circumstances, how many copies of "sunset" you send out, you can also recover how many "late days", Japan is a very exquisite "courtesy and reciprocity" society, and has arrived at the "courtesy will return", no one owed to anyone.