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Gift-Giving 101
Oh, the art of gift-giving! In Japan, it’s not just a kind gesture; it’s a craft! This is why it’s almost unacceptable to arrive empty-handed for even the most casual visits! And for Japanese women, every occasion, official or not, is an excuse to showcase their flair for thoughtful gifting.
Now, let’s talk money. When presenting it, there’s a legendary twist: It should come inside a chic “shugi-bukuro,” or envelope, and—here’s the quirk—it should always be an odd number, as evens can be split, but odds signify unity and indivisibility. It’s a tradition that renders gifts not just mere objects but also heartfelt symbols of appreciation, gratitude, and unity.
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