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Ireland
People hit the walls of their houses with the Christmas Bread to get rid of the satanic spirits & penance, to enter the Fresh Year with Zero Penance Policy.
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Spain
Noche Veija (Old Night) is a custom where we stay at home & eat 12 grapes at midnight to cherish some good luck for the coming year.
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Colombia
Agüero is a custom where each family member keeps a potato under the bed- a peeled, an unpeeled & a partially peeled. At midnight each family member with eyes closed picks each potato denoting prosperity, fi...
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Japan
Temple bells, are rung reportedly 108 times & anxieties which are linked to number of worldly desires, marking a new preamble opening to the Next Year.
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Turkey
The second both the hands of the clock strikes 12 at the night, people sprinkle salts on their doors as a mark to adore good luck & pleasure for the upcoming year.
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Denmark
People throw their utensils like glasses, plates & bowls on the doors of their neighbors, the greater the broken scrap the better is the New Year.
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