In Japan, people eat toshikoshi soba on New Year’s Eve to say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new one 🍜 We’re grateful for every small moment shared with you this year. Wishing you health, warmth, and a beautiful 2026 💛 #brighton #japanesefood #brightonandhove #happynewyear | 寒天屋 Kantenya

In Japan, we eat toshikoshi soba (or “year-crossing noodles”) on December 31st. 🥢✨ The long noodles symbolize a long life, and for many people it’s also a small ritual to reset and step into the new year feeling a little lighter. Do you have a food tradition for New Year’s Eve? What do you eat where you live? Let me know in the comments!👇 💬 If you want this recipe, comment “save” and I’ll send it to your inbox! 🔎 Google “kake soba sudachi” 🔗 https://sudachirecipes.com/kake-soba/ (link in bi

9.3K views · 11 reactions | Next stop for our #ExploreTheHolidays journey is Japan! We recreated Toshikoshi Soba with Brown Rice Pad Thai Noodles. In the Japanese culture, it is believed this dish will bring good fortune in the New Year. We hope that’s true! Explore the full recipe on our YouTube channel. https://fal.cn/35G9S | Explore Cuisine | Facebook

A Japanese tradition for New Year’s Eve dinner, Toshikoshi Soba

Toshikoshi Soba (年越しそば) = a fresh start in noodle form. 🍜🌿⁠ ⁠ Pick up the ingredients at the grocery section in Maruta to make Toshikoshi Soba at home!⁠ ⁠ #MarutaSeattle #Oshogatsu #JapaneseTradition #SeattleFoodie #toshikoshisoba | Maruta Shoten Seattle