Japan Post yesterday apologized after an 18 year old school student, employed part-time to deliver New Year postcards  known as nengajō  , had instead discarded 430 of them along with 170 other postal documents in the snow. "Since they were too many and it seemed a tiresome (job) for me, I hid them", said the fellow to his bosses at Obanazawa-city, Yamagata Prefecture Post Office, who enforced disciplinary penalties and said they will pursue legal charges. The issue started on January 1st when dozens of local residents started complaining to the Obanazawa Post Office because they hadn't received their traditional and regular New Year cards. Yesterday, the post office had to apologize to citizens and the media after discovering that the boy had hidden more than 600 postal documents, including 429 New Year postcards, which weren't delivered to their intended recipients.
Japan Post apologized yesterday after an eighteen year old school student, employed part-time to deliver New Year postcards ( known as nengajō ) , had instead discarded 430 of them along with 170 other postal documents in the snow. "Since there were too many and it seemed a tiresome job for me, I hid them", said the young boy to his bosses at Obanazawa-city, Yamagata Prefecture Post Office, who enforced disciplinary penalties and said they will pursue legal charges. The issue started on January 1st when dozens of local residents started complaining to the Obanazawa Post Office that they hadn't received their traditional and regular New Year cards. Yesterday, the post office released their apology to citizens and the media after discovering that the boy had hidden more than 600 postal documents, including 429 New Year postcards, which weren't delivered to their intended recipients.
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