バレンタインデー
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- 2016/02/13 12:03:52
あ、ドキドキバレンタインデーはすぐ来てるな！楽しみね！＾＾
あなたは好きな人からのチョコを受け取るかな？または、あなたは好きな人にチョコをくれるかな？
小さい頃、バレンタインデーは、私の一番好きな日だったけど、今は、恋人と一緒の友達を見るときは、ちょっと羨ましくなるね。彼女がいないから・・・ふううう。恥ずかしがり屋だから、誰かに「アイ・ラビュー」って言わない。家族にも同じだ！
でもでも、まだバレンタインデーは素晴らしいわね。だって、優しさが溢れてるんだもん！・・・なんて。ｗ
日本のバレンタインデーはどう？楽しい？面白い？なんでも教えてよ！
Ah, Valentine's Day is coming soon! How fun! ^^
Will you receive chocolate from someone you like? Or maybe, will you give chocolate to someone you like?
When I was little, Valentine's Day was my favorite day, but now, when I see my friends with their significant others, I get a little jealous. Because I don't have a girlfriend... fuuuu. I'm shy, so I never say, "I love you," to anyone. Even to my family!
But still, Valentine's Day is wonderful. Because it's overflowing with kindness! ...Or something. Lol.
How is Valentine's Day in Japan? Fun? Interesting? Tell me anything!
Study hard and your dreams come true.
By the way, I wrote several blogs few years ago.
People from over 50 countries have come there!
If you find something interesting there, your comment is welcomed.
See the following link:
http://ameblo.jp/bluefaust/
We get chocolate as a souvenir of the trip to Hawaii well. Hawaii is very familiar foreign island for a Japanese. The taste hardly change with a Japanese thing. But we feel American taste from the aroma. I will go to Tokyo to watch a drama tomorrow.
See ya!
バレンタイン、日本ではもはや恋人同士というよりは友達同士のほうが強いかもね。
雅は弓道部の同い年の男女と仲のいい友達に手作りチョコをあげました((*・ ・*))
知っているかもしれないけど、バレンタインは日本では女の子が好きな人にチョコレートをわたす日、って認識だよ。
小さい頃は好きな人にあげたけど、告白はしてない(笑)
そんなベタな漫画みたいなこと、いまどきする人いるのかな...ｗ
なぜチョコをあげるのかというと、日本のおかし会社の商戦的陰謀...ｗｗｗ売上げのびるからねぇ。
アメリカではなにをするのかな? どっかの国では花を渡す習慣があったような...
雅も今非リアですなぁ... リア充の爆発をひそかに願ってたりするよ(`・ω・´)HAHAHA
そうだ、アナがよかったらだけど、今度学校で英語スピーチの番がまわってくるから、
それの原稿の添削をしてほしいんだけど... コメントまってます!
Yes, I love star wars.
When seeing it in boyhood, the boy will be its fan easily.
On Valentine's Day,
Japanese girls exchange chocolate with their female friends recently.
They call that chocolate 友チョコ(friend's chocolate).
If you come to Japanese school around Valentine's Day,
you will be able to get much chocolate among girls easily.
Why don't you come to Japan next year? lol
Of course you are always welcomed.＾＾
Say hello to Gina and your dog for me.
In late years, Chinese tourists increase in Japan. Their purpose seems like the purchase of the goods than sightseeing. They buy the quantity that is not thought about in usually.
For example, it's 20 thermoses and electric rice cooker five alone.
We call it 爆買(bakugai). It means that quantity of shopping is surprise.
See ya!
I made a new message board after I wrote the comment here.
(But your reply seems to be faster than that.lol)
Please copy to there your nice reply you wrote hours ago.
I will reply later.
A lot of chocolate in here now!
An American teacher is great. Japanese teacher confiscate it if Japanese student brings chocolate to a school.
By the way, do you know the instant noodles(ramen)? If you put a ramen into a bowl and you pour hot water, you can eat it after three minutes. A price is about 100 yen (1 dollar).
See ya!
Valentine's Day in Japan is commercialized event.
I hear about it as follows...
Morozoff introduced this event to Japan about 80 years ago,
then Isetan and some stores have spread it.
In Japan, only women give chocolates to favorite men.
It was caused by a translation error when it was introduced to Japan.
About me,
I get chocolate on this day every year from junior high school age.
I remember my junior high school age,
Some girls handed it to me at school or on the way home.
Some girls came to my house suddenly and handed it to me!
Which way do you like?
May the forth be with you! lol
Have you seen latest Star Wars yet?
The lunch was a pizza today. In Japan,we eat well recently too. As for the chocolate, it is making a big pile in a shop. I think that probably I get more than 7 chocolate at the Nicotto.
See ya!
Thank you for visiting my site and I'll be happy if you like my clumsy chocolate.
Recently in Japan, February 14 is the day of exchange chocolate's in between friends...
it's meaningless as lover's day now, and of course about me, too.
We just enjoy exchange gift with grateful feelings to familiar persons.
And you can enjoy nice and happy Valentine's Day!
Your mom seem to have a lot in common with me. Does she talk to her angels too?^^
Oh, in Japan, women give chocolate to men, but not vice versa.
Women give chocolate to not only their significant others, but almost anyone. That's called "義理チョコ".
My hubby got "Giri Choco" from one of his colleagues; she gave chocolate to every man in the office. Lol
I'm thinking of baking chocolate cake for three men in the house.^^