"Organize Your New Year's Cards: 7 Convenient Methods to Ensure They Never Go Missing"

When it comes to New Year greetings, it's New Year's cards*

The New Year has come to an end, and 2018 has officially begun*

Until marriage, brides typically handled New Year's greetings simply through social media and LINE,

but starting this year, as adults and as a couple,

many have probably created and sent New Year's cards to relatives, company superiors, former teachers, and friends from school.*

Editing pre-wedding or wedding photos to create New Year's cards is quite fulfilling,

and most of all, receiving and looking at everyone’s New Year's cards at home is a joy of the New Year, isn’t it?♡

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But how should you store them?

However, once the New Year's cards arrive and you've checked them all, you don’t really look back at them much after that.

So, it’s quite common to just loosely tie them with a rubber band and leave them on the table or put them in a drawer,

and then when you need to find someone's address, you end up thinking, "Where did I put that...?"

To avoid trouble later, it's essential to organize and store your New Year's cards properly from now on!

This time, I will introduce convenient and easy storage methods for New Year's cards.

The same method can be used to store RSVP cards from the wedding, so brides should take note!*

Method 1: Card Case for Storing New Year's Cards

A classic way to store New Year's cards is using a card case sold at 100 yen shops.*

Particularly, the 120-card case from Seria seems to be a popular choice, as you can fit even more than 120 cards in it if you push them in by hand!

Method 2: Card Holder

Putting one New Year's card each into a card holder is also a standard storage method.*

Since you can store them one by one, it’s convenient to flip through the pages afterward to reminisce♩

You can also personalize the spine by writing text or creating labels with a label maker!

Method 3: Card Box

Buying one card box each year to store your New Year’s cards and stacking them like this is also recommended.*

Every time you purchase an additional box, it gives the feeling that the New Year is coming!♩

Method 4: Put Them in a Box

Securing New Year’s cards with a rubber band and storing them in a book box from Seria is also a good storage option.*

Having one box allows you to also store other letters and postcards, which is a convenient point!

Method 5: Store in an Album

Another classic way is to store each New Year's card in a photo album.*

It’s delightful and fun to look back at all the unique and individual New Year cards received from everyone at a glance♡

Method 6: Home Filing

The idea of bundling New Year’s cards with a rubber band and filing them in home filing systems.

Files can be stored in a file box.

It’s easy management with little effort in organizing and retrieving♩

Method 7: Make It a Notebook

Finally, I’ll introduce a storage method that compiles New Year’s cards into a single notebook.*

The method is simple: just glue the sides of the stacked New Year’s cards and fold a craft paper to form a cover! ♩

You can cute it up by decorating the spine with washi tape or similar materials♡

Give These New Year Card Storage Methods a Try♩

How was that? I introduced seven convenient and easy storage methods for New Year's cards!*

Many couples likely started creating and sending New Year's cards this year following their marriage.

To avoid losing them later, make sure to organize and store your New Year’s cards neatly!

The storage methods introduced here are also recommended for keeping RSVP cards from guests!*