red paper lantern
red paper lantern, ์ผ๋ณธ์ ๋ฑ
Red lanterns are a traditional decoration in Asia, often seen in restaurants and festivals, especially in Japan and China.
These lanterns glow beautifully at night, creating a special ambiance. They are frequently used to decorate streets during New Year's and other special events.
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In Japan, they are an iconic decoration for izakayas (Japanese pubs) and matsuri (festivals). They are also frequently used in Korean street food stalls (pojangmacha) and other Asian restaurants to create a specific atmosphere.
These red lanterns symbolize happiness and prosperity in East Asia. They are an important cultural element, especially during the Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) and the Japanese Obon Festival, where they adorn the streets. Recently, they have also gained popularity as interior decorations in Western Asian fusion restaurants.