Osechi Ryori: Symbolic Japanese New Year Foods

Japanese New Year Tradition Osechi Ryori

Osechi Ryori, Masakan Khas Tahun Baru Jepang yang Membawa Keberuntungan

🍱 Osechi Ryori: A Taste of the Japanese New Year Osechi ryori is a traditional set of New Year dishes enjoyed during the first three days of the year in Japan. Beautifully arranged in stacked lacquer boxes called jubako, each dish has a symbolic meaning, representing wishes for health, prosperity, and long life. In this short video, explore the stories and traditions behind this unique New Year cuisine. #OsechiRyori #Osechi #JapanAnnualEvents #JapaneseNewYear #JapaneseCuisine #FoodCulture #Japa

Every year, I make traditional “Osechi” for the Japanese New Year 🎍 It takes all day — hours of prepping, cooking, and carefully packing each dish — but it’s a tradition I deeply cherish. Osechi is a special New Year’s meal in Japan, prepared at the end of the year so families can welcome the new year without cooking for the first few days. Each dish carries symbolic meaning, wishing for health, happiness, longevity, and prosperity in the year ahead. It’s a lot of work, but it’s my way of welco