It's traditional to eat soba noodles on ビンゴ5次回予想's Eve. They are generally eaten listening to the 108 bells that ring out before the ビンゴ5次回予想 begins, but you can have them for lunch or dinner instead if you prefer. The long noodles represent the wish to live a long life.

Temples throughout Japan start ringing their bells before midnight on New Year's Eve, ringing in the ビンゴ5次回予想. Some temples allow visitors to take turns striking the bell. Listen hard and you'll hear bells being rung from all directions.
*Chion-in: Get off at Gion-Shijo Station (KH39)

ビンゴ5次回予想, specially-prepared food, known as o-sechi, is eaten for the first three days of the year. It includes cooked vegetables, grilled fish, and numerous other delicacies. Each food has a symbolic meaning, such as the many eggs in roe being a prayer for many descendants. These days, more and more households get their o-sechi from department stores or supermarkets.

Department stores and other places sell these, marking the start of business for the ビンゴ5次回予想. The bags contain a number of different items and, while in most cases the buyer can't see what is inside them, they make for considerable bargains. Seeing if there's anything in there that you really wanted is a way to tell how lucky you will be that year.