Everyone ``BirthdayDo you know the word "?"

If you like Korean idols or Korean actors, I think this is a word you often hear ^ ^

However, in Japan, "Birthday” and “BirthdayThe word "advertisement".

This time, “BirthdayLet's take a look at Korea's birthday culture!

Korea's birthday culture has many differences from Japan, so you might discover new facts.♪

Everyone, ``Birthdayevent” or “BirthdayLet's make your favorite birthday even more exciting through "Advertisement"! 

「Birthday” What is it?

「Birthday” is a phrase that is familiar to anyone who loves Korea.

「Birthday（생일）” means “birthday” means.

If you want to say "Happy Birthday",

"Birthday" meaning "생일(Birthday）」, literally translated means ``to celebrate.''축하해 (chukkahe)」Or for your superiors, “Chukkahanda」using

「생일 축하해/축하한다（BirthdayChukkahe/chukkahanda)” is expressed!

Among young people,생축 (saenguk)” is sometimes abbreviated as (^○^)

in koreaBirthdayWhen expressed in kanji, it becomes ``birth day'', but birthday was originally written as ``birth day'' in China, and when the Chinese kanji was introduced to Korea, it was read as ``birth day''.Birthday” was born!

Also, the most popular birthday song around the world is ``Happy Birthday to You.''♪”But,

In Korea, even though the melody is the same, unlike in Europe, America and Japan, the lyrics are converted into Korean and sung!

"Happy birthday" in Korean = "생일 축하합니다（Birthday Chukkahamnida)” and started singing,

The next part, “Happy Birthday Dear ○○ (Name)”, is “사랑하는 (Saranghaneun) ○○○ (full name)」= “My favorite ○○○” or “Home 우리(saranghanun Uri)○○(name below)Nickname)」= “Our beloved ○○”

, and a birthday song that can only be found in Korea will be sung! 

It's a familiar birthday song in Japan, Europe and America, but in Korea, an original birthday song is sung, which is somewhat strange.♪

Korean “Birthday” What is culture?

From here on, KoreanBirthdayLet's take a look at culture!

KoreanBirthdayThere are some unique cultures that are not found in Japan.♪

Do Japan and Korea count the year differently?

In the first place,Japan and South Korea have different ages even if they were born in the same year.Did you know that?

You may be wondering, "How can we be different ages even though we were born in the same year?!" But Japan and Korea have different ways of counting age!

In fact, in Korea, age is counted by "counting years".

In Japan, you are 0 years old when you are born."Full age"In Korea, children are already one year old from the time they are born.You get older when you reach the new year (January 1st)"Counting years"This is how you count your age (^ ^)

Because of this difference in full age and counting years, there is a difference of two years between the ages of Japanese and Koreans.

Originally, counting years were common in Asia, but in order to align with Western countries in Meiji 35, Japan enacted a law to adopt full age, and in Korea, the traditional "counting years" is still used today!

What do you wish for on your birthday?

Also, Korea's birthday: 생일(Birthday) has raised me with care since I was born.A special day to thank your familyBut there is.

Therefore, when the main character celebrates his birthday, he is not only congratulated, but may also give a present to his parents.♪

Furthermore, in Korea, before blowing out the candles on a birthday cake,wish” to extinguish the fire!

Like this, the members of SEVENTEEN put their hands together and make a wish before extinguishing the fire, and then blow it out.♪

Wakame soup for Korean birthdays?

Besides, in KoreaBirthdayThere is always something to eat when the holidays come around.

That is,「Wakame soup」It is!

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When you watch Korean dramas, "wakame soup" always appears in the birthday scene.

In South Korea, there is a custom of eating seaweed soup after giving birth to improve postpartum weight gain, and it has been eaten since the Goryeo period!

Wakame soup is a popular dish eaten on birthdays in Korea to express gratitude to the mother who gave birth to me.♪

In this way, there is a unique way to spend birthdays in Korea, which is a little different from the way Japanese people spend their birthdays.BirthdayThere is a culture (^○^)

「BirthdayAbout “Advertisement”

From here,BirthdayLet's take a look at advertising.

Until now, "Birthday” I introduced what it is, so “BirthdayWhen you hear the word "advertisement," you probably have a certain idea!

「BirthdayAdvertisement” is, as the name suggests, a birthday advertisement.

In South Korea, on the birthdays of idols and actors, fans pay money to put up signs on subways, bus stops, and street lights.BirthdayAdvertising has become mainstream!

This “BirthdayAdvertisement” is a Korean fan’s “Supporting culture” is also one of them.

For transportation advertisements such as posters, wide color advertisements, and digital posters displayed on subways and bus stops, "BirthdayThere are many advertisements!

Therefore, when walking on the Korean subway, there are manyBirthdayYou can see advertisements.

If you've ever been to Korea, I'm sure you've seen it somewhere.♪

So much so that in Korea, birthdays of idols and actors are celebrated.Fans put out ``BirthdayA culture of support such as "advertisements" has taken root (^○^)

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In this way, until nowBirthdayAt advertising agency JAPAN, we work with many people, regardless of whether they are idols or actors.BirthdayI've placed an ad!

「I want to support idols and actors!」

「I want to celebrate my favorite idol's birthday together!」

The thought, “BirthdayIt's really nice to be published in the form of an advertisement!

Nowadays, this culture of support has permeated Japan as well.

In order to support Japanese artists and YouTubers, there are many "BirthdayAn advertisement has been published♪ 

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In this way, it is recommended not only for street vision but also for Instagram Stories advertisements.BirthdayIt is possible to advertise!

Even in Japan, the word ``Oshikatsu'' has become popular, and there are many fans who support Oshi.

In the future, more “BirthdayI hope that a culture of support such as advertising will take root (^○^)

「BirthdayI would like to hear more about advertising!」

「Me too on my favorite birthdayBirthdayI want to advertise!」

If you think that,BirthdayWe offer free consultations on the official LINE of advertising agency JAPAN, so please feel free to contact us.♪

Summary

Until now, “BirthdayWhat do you think?

Even though Japan and Korea are similar countries, their birthday cultures are so different.♪

Korea's culture of supportBirthday"Advertisement" is also becoming popular in Japan, and it will become even more common in Japan in the future.BirthdayI think there will be more opportunities to see advertisements (^○^)

In the future too,BirthdayAt Advertising Agency JAPAN, we would like to support the activities of our fans!

BirthdayLeave it to advertising agency JAPAN!

After looking at the cases introduced this time, I thought, ``Me too.BirthdayI want to advertise! Many people may have felt that♪

If you are worried that "I don't have the courage to advertise..." or "Isn't the procedure difficult?"BirthdayPlease feel free to consult with advertising agency JAPAN ^^

BirthdayWhen you register the official LINE of advertising agency JAPAN,Auto-response chat will solve your problems regarding support advertisements!

Of course you can chat with the staff, it is safe to consult over the phone.♪

Consultations, media arrangements, design production, and advertising implementation reports can be completed with just LINE!

First of all, please try registering as a LINE friend ^^

 

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