Comments on: Seijin no Hi – Japanese Coming of Age Day http://yeinjee.com/2009/seijin-no-hi-japanese-coming-of-age-day/ Popular blog on Asian culture, lifestyle, entertainment, food, travel, otaku, trends, traditions, pictures, videos, and offbeat stuff. Mon, 22 Mar 2010 11:46:35 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: SuperKawaii http://yeinjee.com/2009/seijin-no-hi-japanese-coming-of-age-day/#comment-11710 SuperKawaii Fri, 27 Feb 2009 00:24:57 +0000 http://yeinjee.com/?p=11568#comment-11710 I love the furisode's and the guys in hakama's are always nice to see ;) cant wait for my Seijin no Hi!!!!!! I love the furisode’s and the guys in hakama’s are always nice to see ;) cant wait for my Seijin no Hi!!!!!!

]]> By: kyon http://yeinjee.com/2009/seijin-no-hi-japanese-coming-of-age-day/#comment-9494 kyon Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:22:29 +0000 http://yeinjee.com/?p=11568#comment-9494 kawaii..... kawaii…..

]]> By: yellowpaint94 http://yeinjee.com/2009/seijin-no-hi-japanese-coming-of-age-day/#comment-9461 yellowpaint94 Sat, 17 Jan 2009 00:36:36 +0000 http://yeinjee.com/?p=11568#comment-9461 i'll be graduating from college this summer and i'm 19...cant wait for my Seijin no Hi! :)) i’ll be graduating from college this summer and i’m 19…cant wait for my Seijin no Hi! :))

]]> By: Jenny http://yeinjee.com/2009/seijin-no-hi-japanese-coming-of-age-day/#comment-9445 Jenny Fri, 16 Jan 2009 16:00:29 +0000 http://yeinjee.com/?p=11568#comment-9445 I love all the furisode colors and guys in hakama are always nice to see. It's a nice way to celebrate becoming 20. I love all the furisode colors and guys in hakama are always nice to see.
It’s a nice way to celebrate becoming 20.

]]> By: Yein Jee http://yeinjee.com/2009/seijin-no-hi-japanese-coming-of-age-day/#comment-9439 Yein Jee Fri, 16 Jan 2009 13:33:07 +0000 http://yeinjee.com/?p=11568#comment-9439 18, 20, 21... no absolute standard. I think 18 is a fair age in legal terms... that the person is old enough to be responsible for what s/he did according to law and orders. Mentally, it depends on each other's maturity; for me I think I only seriously felt like an adult after I graduated from university... when I can live independently without the financial support from my family. 18, 20, 21… no absolute standard. I think 18 is a fair age in legal terms… that the person is old enough to be responsible for what s/he did according to law and orders.

Mentally, it depends on each other’s maturity; for me I think I only seriously felt like an adult after I graduated from university… when I can live independently without the financial support from my family.

]]> By: bb http://yeinjee.com/2009/seijin-no-hi-japanese-coming-of-age-day/#comment-9415 bb Thu, 15 Jan 2009 23:05:25 +0000 http://yeinjee.com/?p=11568#comment-9415 their traditional outfits are very nice. i wished there was a celebration like this for chinese young adults. but most places consider 18 to be the legal age of adulthood right? in canada it's 18. and i'm 18 right now, but i don't feel like an adult yet. so maybe 20 is better, lol. =P their traditional outfits are very nice.
i wished there was a celebration like this for chinese young adults.
but most places consider 18 to be the legal age of adulthood right?
in canada it’s 18.
and i’m 18 right now, but i don’t feel like an adult yet.
so maybe 20 is better, lol. =P

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