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New Year’s Mochi Pounding

Every Day Wishes — not New Year’s Resolutions

Every Day Wishes—not New Year’s Resolutions The end of one year and beginning of a new year prompts all sorts of wishes, word for the year choosing, resolutions and more. I think that all the new year’s hoopla is simply a way for writers, bloggers and marketers to get your Read more…

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By Marilyn, 7 years ago

Preparation For Mochi Pounding

Quote of the day: “ In many Japanese American households and communities, an annual custom is mochitsuki—the pounding of mochi or rice cakes, which is essential to the “Oshogatsu” or New Year’s celebration. Mochitsuki is an all-day event which requires many hands, long hours, and physical labor, but is also a time Read more…

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By Marilyn, 12 yearsDecember 22, 2012 ago
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