Japanese eat year-crossing noodles on New Year's Eve to let go of hardship of the year. And on the New Year's day, they have a big meal named Osechi. Photo by Yuu, Yuki Aterazawa. Let's eat year-crossing noodles. I have to eat alone... I feel lonesome... slurp... My friends come to cheer up me! Thanks, Tsukasa and Haguro. Open wide. Thus the year rolls to an end... Happy New Year! Let's eat Osechi. I'm alone again because Tsukasa and Haguro left here. ...they returned! Let's eat Osechi together. "Oh!" Tsukasa dropped simmered lotus root... And Kagami also came with them.

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