Otoshidama, osechi and the first writing of the year.
A family pack for Japanese New Year: a card with ‘あけましておめでとうございます’, otoshidama envelopes to fold, labels for the osechi box, bingo for the holidays and kakizome practice sheets.
New Year card with ‘あけましておめでとうございます’ (editable message)
6 otoshidama envelopes with ‘お年玉’, to cut and fold
8 osechi food labels with meanings (kuromame, kazunoko, kuri kinton and more)
4 Oshōgatsu bingo cards
2 kakizome (first writing) practice sheets
New Year resolutions page; A4 and US Letter
Digital download; nothing is posted. Japanese lines are part of the artwork, set in Noto Serif JP; English text boxes are editable. No shrine or temple imagery and no rising-sun motif. Personal-use licence.
Japanese New Year (Oshōgatsu) Printables
$3.99
Editable New Year card with ‘あけましておめでとうございます’, 6 otoshidama envelopes, 8 osechi food labels, 4 Oshōgatsu bingo cards, 2 kakizome practice sheets and a New Year resolutions page.
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Instant download after payment: the link opens straight away and is emailed to you. A4 and US Letter PDFs. Personal use.
For families celebrating Oshōgatsu at home or abroad, and for Japanese classes. Fold the envelopes for otoshidama on 1 January, label the osechi box and play bingo over the holidays.
Want to try before you buy? Download the free otoshidama envelopes, then come back for the full set.
How to use it
Type your New Year message and names in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Print at 100% scale on card for the envelopes and labels.
Cut and fold the otoshidama envelopes.
Print the bingo and kakizome sheets on plain paper.
Sizes and formats
File
Size
Best for
A4
210 × 297 mm
UK, Ireland, Europe, Australia and most of the world
US Letter
8.5 × 11 in
USA and Canada
PDF files. Print at 100% (actual size) for the sizes above.
Questions
What is otoshidama?
Money given to children at New Year in small decorated envelopes. The pack includes six envelopes marked お年玉 to cut and fold.
What are the osechi labels?
Little cards naming eight New Year foods with their meanings, such as kuromame (black beans) for health and kazunoko (herring roe) for many children.
Is it suitable for a Japanese class?
Yes. The bingo and kakizome sheets work well for children and learners.
How do I get the files?
Straight after payment the download page opens with a button for every file, and we email you the same link. Nothing is posted.
How should I print them?
Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader or your browser and print at 100% or ‘Actual size’, not ‘Fit to page’. Matte card of 200–300 gsm gives the nicest finish, but plain paper works too.
Can I print more than one copy?
Yes. The personal-use licence lets you print as many copies as you need for your own home, family and events, at home or at a print shop. Please do not share or resell the files.
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