Friday, 2 January 2015

Giving New Year"s allowance in Japan gets an artistic (and funny) twist

In Japan, there is a tradition called Otoshidama where elders give the younger members of their family their New Year’s allowance. However, sometimes, a few of these “elders” show a bit of their artistic side when giving the envelopes full of money, and some of them are quite funny.


Let’s start things off with a few of them which were inspired by Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan.


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and then there are a few weird ones such as these…


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And then, there were some who folded up the money in some very artistic ways. Oh, and when your Japanese dad, grandpa, or uncle tells you he’s giving you a million yen for New Year, don’t believe them right away, they might have just folded some money to make it appear as such.


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And of course, like the Attack on Titan envelopes seen above, there were also several other anime variations.


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Source: Kotaku



Giving New Year"s allowance in Japan gets an artistic (and funny) twist

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