White Day sweets

Let me give you a short recap. Valentine’s Day here in Japan is a lucky day for the guys. They receive chocolates from the ladies, some of which are just “obligatory” chocolates, some are expressions of love. “Obligatory” chocolates are just those generic chocolates and are usually given without special wrapper. Whereas expression-of-love-chocolates are the expensive or handmade ones. Usually, the guys give something back onWhite Day, March 15th.  May it be obligatory ones, or the expression of the same romantic feelings to the girl who gave him chocolates.

On my first Valentine’s Day here, I distributed obligatory chocolates to both men and women teammates. In return, I received cookies during the White Day. Last year, I gave nothing, I received nothing. This year, I didn’t bother, but at my current office, the guys gave all of us ladies “obligatory” sweets. There are only six people in the office. Two are Japanese guys, so Kay and I only received these two packs of “obligatory” sweets:

This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 17th, 2009 at 11:52 pm and is filed under Experiences in Japan, Food, Lifestyle. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

5 Responses to “White Day sweets”

  1. rose Says:

    drooling….

    roses last blog post..so not funny joke

  2. fortuitous faery Says:

    this is the type of “holiday” invented to boost sales of sweets. :P

  3. Philippines Travel Blog Says:

    that’s weird but its generosity feels me inn :)

  4. thirdworldgeek Says:

    amazing and breath taking..:)

  5. mp3 players Says:

    choco… love it, hehehe

    mp3 playerss last blog post..Car FM Transmitter

Leave a Reply


Comments links could be nofollow free.