ee people), the name of the most senior person (by age or rank) is written on the right. The other names are written to the left. - Sometimes, a shugi-bukuro includes a spare blank **tanzaku**. This is not for making corrections but symbolizes "double happiness" or a "twofold blessing." 4. **Writing on the Inner Envelope**: - **Front**: Write the amount of money. The amount must be written in formal, traditional Kanji characters (Kyūjitai) in the format *`金○萬円`* (Kin _ Man'en). For example, 30,000 yen is written as "**金参萬円**". - **Back**: Write the sender's address and name so the recipient can identify them. 5. **Orientation of the Money**: When placing the banknotes into the inner envelope, they should all be oriented the same way, with the portrait side facing up and at the front of the envelope. This allows the recipient to see the portrait as soon as they open it. 6. **Folding the Outer Wrapper**: The way the outer wrapper is folded is also significant. The key is the direction of the final fold: - **For Celebrations**: The bottom flap should be folded up last, so it lies on top of the upper flap. This upward direction symbolizes catching and holding onto happiness and good fortune. - **For Condolences**: The opposite is done; the top flap is folded down last, symbolizing the washing away of sorrow. 7. **Using a 'Fukusa' (Wrapping Cloth)**: To show politeness, the shugi-bukuro should be carried in a "**fukusa**" (a traditional silk wrapping cloth). The folding method differs by occasion: - **For Celebrations (use a warm-colored fukusa)**: Place the fukusa flat and position the shugi-bukuro slightly left of center. Fold in the following order: **left → top → bottom → right**. - **For Condolences (use a cool-colored fukusa)**: The folding order is reversed: **right → bottom → top → left**. --- These intricate details highlight the deep respect and consideration embedded in Japanese gift-giving etiquette. By adhering to these customs, you can express your goodwill and sincerity in a culturally appropriate manner.13:T69d,Convert kanji readings to Japanese in an instant. Have you ever had trouble? Our tool can solve all your problems!

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