As in the West, gift-giving is a bi

As in the West, gift-giving is a big part of the holiday, but it takes on its own character in Japan. On their big night out, romantic partners may give each other flowers, cute stuffed toys, or rings and other jewelry. Within the family, parents may give presents to their young children, although it's usually not vice versa. The idea here is that the gifts come from Santa Claus, so it only makes sense to give them while the children are still young enough to believe in Santa. It is customary to give presents called oseibo to bosses and colleagues, to teachers, or other people outside the immediate circle of friends and family. These gifts function as a way of showing appreciation to people who have performed some type of service for you.

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Soos in die Weste, geskenke is 'n groot deel van die vakansie, maar dit neem op sy eie karakter in Japan. Op hul groot aand uit, kan romantiese vennote mekaar blomme, oulike opgestopte speelgoed, of ringe en ander juwele. Binne die gesin, kan ouers geskenke te gee aan hul jong kinders, maar dit is gewoonlik nie andersom nie. Die idee hier is dat die gawes kom van Santa Claus, so dit maak net sin om hulle te gee, terwyl die kinders is nog jonk genoeg om te glo in Santa. Dit is gebruiklik om geskenke genoem oseibo base en kollegas, om onderwysers, of ander mense te gee buite die onmiddellike sirkel van vriende en familie. Hierdie gawes funksioneer as 'n manier om waardering vir mense wat 'n soort van diens verrig het vir jou.