It is a Japanese custom to give shussan iwai (出産祝い) to the mother and father of a newborn child with whom one has a relationship, such as family, friends, etc. to celebrate the birth of the child. Shussan iwai can consist of cash only placed in an envelope specially made for that purpose called Goshuugibukuro (ご祝儀袋), […]
To provide English speakers the opportunity to own their own business teaching English in Japan.
出産祝い
The cherry blossoms in Japan are so beautiful, even at night! I took this picture of the cherry blossoms over Meguro River. I was really lucky that at this time, there were not many people.
-Dorothy
I don't normally wear a suit to work, but after my son's kindergarten entrance ceremony last week, I came straight to school. Naoki's classmate Aya took this picture of he and I in class last week, looking especially sharp! ~Edward
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#101,8-21-5, Hanafuku-building, Fukushima-Ku,OsakaTel: 0120-222-248 (Japan)
Tel: 81-6-6455-8050 (Other)
Fax: 06-6455-8052
E-mail: [email protected]
#101,8-21-5, Hanafuku-building, Fukushima-Ku,OsakaTel: 0120-222-248 (Japan)
Tel: 81-6-6455-8050 (Other)
Fax: 06-6455-8052
E-mail: [email protected]