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Candle Night Winter Solstice in Japan

Postby Mulboyne » Wed Dec 21, 2005 6:43 pm

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Candle Night Winter Solstice 2005. Turn out your lights for two hours on the Winter solstice, December 22nd, eight to ten p.m. Do something special-Read a book with your child by candlelight. Enjoy a quiet dinner with a special person. This night can mean many things for many people. A time to save energy, to think about peace, to think about people in distant lands who share your planet.

Pulling the plug open the window to a new world. Awakens as to human freedom and diversity. It is a process, finding a larger possibility of the human civilization. By turning off lights for only two hours, we will be all loosely connected.

Let's make a "wave of darkness" spread over the globe together. On the evening of Winter solstice, December 22nd, for two hours from 8 to 10 p.m. Turn out your lights, take it slow.

How to Enjoy a Candle Night

*Have a Candle Night party

Some say that Japanese are not good at having a party. This is just not true. Have a party under candlelight; eat good food, talk, sing and dance together.
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Re: Candle Night Winter Solstice in Japan

Postby kurohinge1 » Thu Dec 22, 2005 8:03 am

Mulboyne wrote:Candle-Night.org ...

And for the die-hards, there's the Candle Knight Night ...

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I like the idea, but I'm unlikely to be home in time tonight. :cry:

Maybe I can ask the train driver to switch the lights off en route. :wink:

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Re: Candle Night Winter Solstice in Japan

Postby dimwit » Thu Dec 22, 2005 9:21 am

Mulboyne wrote:Candle-Night.org
How to Enjoy a Candle Night

*Have a Candle Night party

Some say that Japanese are not good at having a party. This is just not true. Have a party under candlelight]


Also known as let's-burn-our-house-down.org given the flammablity of most older Japanese houses. :D
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Postby Mulboyne » Fri Dec 23, 2005 9:03 pm

I see Niigata joined in in a big way.
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