How to send your nengajo. If you’re sending your nengajo to a domestic Japanese address, you can simply put your cards in the designated nengajo mail boxes that begin to pop up in mid-December.

Japanese nengajo (年賀状), or New Year greetings cards, are a fun and easy way to show your appreciation to everyone you care about over the holidays.They’re also a great way to send cool Japanese ...

"A nengajo is an important gift that represents my wishes to the recipient for a safe year. If I don't illustrate them myself, I'm not able to convey those feelings," she remarks. For 2015, smartphone ...

Japan Post Co. said Jan. 1 it would deliver about 490.52 million cards that were dropped into postboxes in December, mainly dedicated postcards known as “nengajo,” on New Year’s Day.

VOX POPULI: Art of nengajo not what it was but still an enduring custom Vox Populi, Vox Dei is a daily column that runs on Page 1 of The Asahi Shimbun.

Sending and receiving New Year cards in Japan is a matter of precision. SENDING New Year’s greeting cards (nenga hagaki or nengajo in Japanese) by snail mail is so different in Japan compared to ...

It's that time of year again – New Year, New Me. But for Studio Ghibli, it also means sending new year's greeting cards, called nengajo. These are typically written on postcards, and sent to ...

Nengajo-- This is a New Year's greeting card. In Japan, it is customary to send New Year's cards, but in recent years, due to the spread of the internet and other factors, fewer people are sending ...