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Created page with "==About New Years In Japan== <center> {{Tipbox3 | tip = '''New Years'''('''正月''') is a celebration to mark the start of the year. New Years in Japan used to be on the firs..."
==About New Years In Japan==
<center>
{{Tipbox3
| tip = '''New Years'''('''正月''') is a celebration to mark the start of the year. New Years in Japan used to be on the first day of the Lunar Calendar but, since the Meiji Restoration, it has been celebrated on 1 January instead. Celebrations usually start on 31 December and run through until 1 January.
A prime example of this is the ship girls wearing haregi, a formal kimono worn during special occasions like the New Year shrine visit (Hatsumode).
Additionally, there are some games and activities performed over the course of the New Year. For example, shrine visits (hatsumode), fortune telling (omikuji), families giving money to their children, and Japanese badminton (hanetsuki).
For more information please view the following: <br>
'''[[wikipedia:Japanese_New_Year|Wikipedia: Japanese New Year]]'''
| iconpage = Japanese New Year
| sideimage = Makigumo_New_Year_2016
| sideimage2 = Fusou_New_Year_2016
}}
</center>
==CG==
===New CG===
<gallery>
Hyuuga_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Hyuuga_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Ootomari_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Ootomari_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Ukuru_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Ukuru_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Ukuru_Kai_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Ukuru_Kai_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Maestrale_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Maestrale_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Ark_Royal_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Ark_Royal_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Mogador_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Mogador_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Norge_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Norge_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Eidsvold_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Eidsvold_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
</gallery>
<center>
{{Tipbox3
| tip = '''New Years'''('''正月''') is a celebration to mark the start of the year. New Years in Japan used to be on the first day of the Lunar Calendar but, since the Meiji Restoration, it has been celebrated on 1 January instead. Celebrations usually start on 31 December and run through until 1 January.
A prime example of this is the ship girls wearing haregi, a formal kimono worn during special occasions like the New Year shrine visit (Hatsumode).
Additionally, there are some games and activities performed over the course of the New Year. For example, shrine visits (hatsumode), fortune telling (omikuji), families giving money to their children, and Japanese badminton (hanetsuki).
For more information please view the following: <br>
'''[[wikipedia:Japanese_New_Year|Wikipedia: Japanese New Year]]'''
| iconpage = Japanese New Year
| sideimage = Makigumo_New_Year_2016
| sideimage2 = Fusou_New_Year_2016
}}
</center>
==CG==
===New CG===
<gallery>
Hyuuga_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Hyuuga_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Ootomari_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Ootomari_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Ukuru_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Ukuru_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Ukuru_Kai_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Ukuru_Kai_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Maestrale_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Maestrale_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Ark_Royal_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Ark_Royal_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Mogador_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Mogador_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Norge_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Norge_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
Eidsvold_Full_New_Year_2025.png
Eidsvold_Full_New_Year_2025_Damaged.png
</gallery>