It was fine.
The last day of November. There is only one month left. How fast time flies!
In Japan we enjoy exchanging new year's cards called nenga jo (年賀状) on New Year's Day. On November 1 new year's postcards called nenga hagaki (年賀はがき) were started selling. I usually order the Post Office to deliver them. And today they were delivered. If you buy them by today, you have a chance to get a present for every 50 pieces. They will give 6 presents to 2014 people.
I was surprised to know that each post office person has a Norma of selling a certain amount of postcards. These days email greetings are so popular that less people buy new year's cards and that they are under the pressure.
The last day of November. There is only one month left. How fast time flies!
In Japan we enjoy exchanging new year's cards called nenga jo (年賀状) on New Year's Day. On November 1 new year's postcards called nenga hagaki (年賀はがき) were started selling. I usually order the Post Office to deliver them. And today they were delivered. If you buy them by today, you have a chance to get a present for every 50 pieces. They will give 6 presents to 2014 people.
I was surprised to know that each post office person has a Norma of selling a certain amount of postcards. These days email greetings are so popular that less people buy new year's cards and that they are under the pressure.
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