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1  年がは何ですか。
2  大晦日はいつですか。
3  彼らは大晦日になにを食べますか。
4  梵鐘は何ですか。
5  年越しそばんは何ですか。

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%8Cmisoka
https://jisho.org/
https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2064.html
https://theculturetrip.com/asia/japan/articles/7-japanese-new-years-traditions/

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https://youtu.be/SV0B6sCrXzw

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-In Japan, New Year's Day is considered the most important holiday of the year.
-In the United State, where it is a day off and schools and most businesses are closed but in other areas, New Year's Eve is a normal working day.
-Both is on the last day of December. (31)

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1.  おおみそか  (New Year’s Eve)
2.  いわう  (to celebrates)
3.  ねんが  (New Year’s greetings/cards)
4.  ぼんしょ  (temple bells)
5.  かく  (to write)

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1.  “Toshikoshi soba” is eaten on New Year’s Eve.  (Buckwheat noodles)
2. People ring the temple bells.
3.  Sending nenga greeting cards to friends and family.  (Nenga are New Year’s greetings)
4.  Mochi is eaten on New Year’s Eve.  (A type of chewy rice cake; Can even used in certain New Year’s decorations)
5.  Osechi is eaten on New Year’s Eve.

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New Year's Eve is on December 31 ;
People celebrate it every year.