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More than half of respondents―57 percent―said they would not send New Year’s cards by mail this year, according to an Asahi Shimbun survey. In a similar poll conducted five years ago ...

Post offices across Japan started accepting New Year's greeting cards on Sunday and many people are now dropping them off. But the custom is threatened by online communication and higher card prices.

(Mainichi/Takuma Nakamura) TOKYO -- Forty-one percent of people in Japan do not send out New Year's greeting cards, according to a Dec. 14 and 15 opinion poll by the Mainichi Shimbun. This was ...