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St. Valentine's Day Japanese style!


St. Valentine's Day

Guys! Make sure you get chocolate from Ladies. Japanese Valentine's Day is very unique from the original one. From the end of January, you may wander why you see the sale sign of Chocolate for Valentine's Day. Well it is very important events for all Japanese people. It is proposing event for girls to boys.



Japanese Valentine's day is based on this rule. Girls give boys who they have love interest chocolate for showing their love to the boys. Giving chocolate is simply means "I love you." So, it is the girls event. So, Japanese Valentine's day rule: only girls give boys chocolate. No girls to girls or boys to girls. It will make nasty surprise to every one. You don't want that. Worst things you can do is boys give boys chocolate. If you don't know the rule, please don't do it.


Chocolates for St. Valentine's day



There are two kinds of Chocolates in Japanese Valentine's day. One is Homnmei chocolate, and other is Giri chocolate. Homei Chocolate, means real one, is the one which you give it to your boy friend, husband, or to the person you want to propose. Honmei Chocolate tells "I love you." Giri chocolate, means obligated one, is one which has no meaning of "I love you." You give Giri chocolate to just male friends, families, co-workers, teacher or any other person. If you are truly respect some one like your father, or teacher, you should treat Giri chocolate as much as Honmei. You can also make it cheaper, especially to your male friends or co-workers. However, don't make it too cheap. You can't give this kinds of chocolate.


Choices are plenty



If you are female, this might be great chance to approach your love interest. If you are boy, make sure you can get chocolate, either Honmei or Giri.



Boys! Remember, if you got many chocolate from many people, you have to eat all chocolates. That's the manner. Don't let girls down. Also, don't forget about the White Day!



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