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Osechi is a traditional Japanese New Year's food prepared in a special box used to celebrate the New Year. Each dish and ingredient in Osechi has a special meaning, such as good health, fertility, harvest, happiness, longevity, and others.

Osechi is eaten on New Year's Day because it's a tradition that dates back a thousand years. It represents the wishes for the coming year.

Once opened, Osechi should be consumed within a few hours. If the box is unopened, it can be stored for a few days in a cool area or refrigerated.

No, Osechi boxes can vary greatly depending on the region and family traditions.

There is no particular order, but it's common to start with lighter foods and move on to heavier ones.

Traditional Osechi boxes contain fish and seafood, but some companies do offer vegetarian versions.

While Osechi contains a variety of dishes, many of them are high in sugar and soy sauce, so those on a diet might need to eat in moderation.

Common allergens can be found in Osechi, including fish, seafood, soy, and eggs. If you have food allergies, it's best to check each dish's ingredients.

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Yes, you can make your own Osechi box at home with traditional recipes.

Some common dishes are kazunoko (herring roe), kuromame (black beans), kamaboko (fish cake), and kohaku namasu (pickled radish and carrot).

Osechi carries a deep cultural significance as many Japanese people believe eating it will bring a year of good luck and prosperity.

While most stores offer pre-made boxes, some might allow you to select the dishes you prefer.

Osechi is generally served at room temperature and does not need to be reheated, however some elements can be reheated if preferred.

Traditionally, Osechi boxes are only available around the New Year period.

Osechi is traditionally enjoyed with sake and other favorite beverages.