concept   candy
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, candy is often tied to special occasions and traditional symbols, and is given as a gift when visiting someone's home.
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1 candy Japan Often given as omiyage (souvenir gifts) when visiting someone's home and commonly associated with traditional festivals 1
2 candy Japan Candy is often given as gifts or souvenirs and is associated with special occasions such as the cherry blossom festival or traditional holidays. 1
3 candy consumption Japan Less common and often seen as a treat for children, not typically a daily indulgence 1
4 candy shapes Japan Candy shapes may include traditional symbols like cherry blossoms, lucky cats, and kanji characters. 1
5 making candy Japan Less common as a homemade activity, as there is a wide variety of high-quality commercially-produced candies readily available. 1
6 making candy Japan Making traditional candies, such as wagashi or hanbok, is considered an art form and is often associated with ceremonies or special occasions. 1