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Going to my friend's house. Present?
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2011/6/11 02:49
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Hi.
I'm an American student (guy) living in Japan. I've made a friend that invited me to go see a movie at her house one of the coming days, and I'm wondering if I should bring a present.
She gave me sweets that she had baked earlier, so I feel like I should show my appreciation. Speaking in Japanese is fine, but when it comes to customs I have little knowledge. What would be suitable to give her?
The girl is a friend, and not a romantic interest.
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by minks (guest)
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Take some cakes, Japanese sweets or fruits. Maybe a bottle of inexpensive wine if she drinks. In general, we take foods when invited to other peoples' homes.
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by Tokyonet (guest)
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I agree with Tokyonet, and since you seem to be a young student, something worth a few hundred yen to 1000 yen the most should be enough. Just bring something you like.
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by Uco (guest)
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