How to write the beginning of a Japanese letter?

1. Opening remarks and closing remarks: Opening remarks and closing remarks are often used together, but closing remarks are generally not used in New Year cards and summer cards. Summer greeting cards refer to postcards sent in midsummer to greet health.

2. Foreword: In the order of "holiday greetings → greetings are safe or not → words of thanks".

3. Text: Enter the theme with the words "さて" and "ところで", and then use "つきましては𞑗".

4. Conclusion: Make a conclusion before the conclusion, and write down the conclusion of such pleasantries as "Please in the future, wish each other safety, and feel sorry for your scribbling".

5. Post-editor's note: Write in the order of "date → signature → recipient's name".

note:

Use [きんけぃ], [しゅくけぃ] and [きょぅけぃ] in particularly serious occasions. When sending an urgent letter or waiting for a reply but sending another letter with the same content, you can use [きゅぅけぃ], [きゅぅてぃがが], [Express]

Except in solemn occasions, sometimes when some or all of the preface is omitted, the words "Preface", "Crown Province", "Preface" and "Preface" are used. When you need to reply to a letter, the notices used are [はぃふく], [ふくけぃく], [けぃふく].