Japanese Valentine's rule

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Japanese Valentine's rule

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Feb 12th 2010 00:20

February 14, That's Valentine day.

This day is a day when japanese girls say "I love you" for her boyfriends.
But, I'm working in company.
This day like ceremony that shows gratitude for our boss.
I have to give him the Valentine's gift.
It's rule. Japanese only???

It is difficult to select, because he knows the many delicious food.
After all, I bought that in Mandarin Oriental Tokyo's store.

It will pass it tomorrow!!

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Feb 12th 2010 01:31 Shane

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This day is a day when japanese girls say "I love you" for her boyfriends.
This day is the day when Japanese girls say "I love you" to their boyfriends.

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But, I'm working in company.
But, I will be working in my company.

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This day like ceremony that shows gratitude for our boss.
This day like ceremony that is also the day for us to show gratitude for our bosses.

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I have to give him the Valentine's gift.
I have to give him a Valentine's day gift.

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It's rule.
It's a rule.

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Japanese only???
Is it practiced in Japan only???

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It is difficult to select, because he knows the many delicious food.
It is difficult to select a present for my boss because he knows the many delicious food.

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After all, I bought that in Mandarin Oriental Tokyo's store.
After all, I bought that in Mandarin Oriental Tokyo's store.[Sorry! >.< I don't know how to correct this sentence]

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