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| Setting up a small part of a light Japanese breakfast |
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| No breakfast is complete without sake, I guess |
In Japan you eat "toshi koshi soba" ("passing the year soba noodles") on New Year's Eve, and you eat "osechi ryouri" on the morning/lunch of January 1. Osechi is a number of traditional dishes, mainly based on strange puns. You eat beans ("mame") to become a more serious person (also "mame", though a different Chinese character) during the new year etc.
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| Osechi |
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| Osechi |
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| Osechi |
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| Osechi |
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| More sushi |
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| Breakfast beer, and pickles |
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| More New Year food |
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| Ham |
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| Some raw octopus arms |
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