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Omisoka (New Year's Eve in Japan) · Worksheet B1

Omisoka (New Year's Eve in Japan) Word Bingo

先生が読んだ単語に○。たて・よこ・ななめにそろえば BINGO!

ClassNo.Name

Card A

calendar	noodles	night	bell	spread
midnight	December	ring	family	countdown
temple	sing	🔔 FREE	new year's eve	tv
luck	year	hope	fireworks	soba
grapes	let go of	singer	orange	clean

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Card B

family	night	midnight	orange	calendar
singer	countdown	spread	hope	wish
tv	December	🔔 FREE	grapes	ring
let go of	noodles	fireworks	soba	sing
luck	show	bell	year	temple

先生用（読み上げる単語）：new year's eve, calendar, noodles, luck, temple, ring, desire, midnight, custom, spread, let go of, hope, bell, singer, tv, grapes, fireworks, orange, soba, December, countdown, wish, clean, night, year, sing, show, family

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Omisoka (New Year's Eve in Japan) · Worksheet B2

Omisoka (New Year's Eve in Japan) Board Game

3〜4人で。さいころをふって進もう！★のマスに止まったら、下の課題に英語で答えよう。

ClassNo.Name

Say: "Have a happy New Year!"
Say: "Omisoka is the last day of the year in Japan."
What does "New Year's Eve" mean in Japanese?
What does "calendar" mean in Japanese?
What does "noodles" mean in Japanese?
True or False? Omisoka is on December 31.
True or False? Omisoka is a national holiday in Japan.
True or False? Misoka originally means the 30th day.
Spell the word: Thin Japanese buckwheat noodles eaten on this night.
Spell the word: Temples ring this big metal thing 108 times.

Back＝戻る／ Go＝進む。答えられなかったら1回休み。消しゴムやコインをコマに使おう。

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Omisoka (New Year's Eve in Japan) · Worksheet B3

Role Play

ペアで会話を読もう。役を交代して3回！

ClassNo.Name

🎬 Tom is from Canada and is spending the winter with his friend Mei's family in Japan. It is the afternoon of December 31.

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Tom	Mei, what are we doing tonight? Is there a party?
Mei	Not really. In Japan, New Year's Eve is a family night.
Tom	Oh. So what do families do?
Mei	First, we eat toshikoshi soba. It's buckwheat noodles.
Tom	Why noodles on New Year's Eve?
Mei	Long noodles mean a long life. Some people also say it cuts away bad luck.
Tom	I like that. What's next?
Mei	We watch Kohaku on TV. It's a big music show. Singers are on a red team or a white team.
Tom	A singing battle? That sounds fun!
Mei	Then near midnight, we can hear the temple bell. It rings 108 times.
Tom	108 times? Can we go and ring it?
Mei	Sure. The temple near here lets visitors ring it. Bring a warm coat!
Tom	Great. What do we say at midnight?
Mei	Akemashite omedeto! It means Happy New Year.