New Zealand's population can be split into two groups based on when they arrived here. The Maori came first and lived here in isolation for centuries, evolving their own language, traditions and customs prior to the arrival of Europeans. The Europeans, and other later arrivals from Asia and throughout the rest of the world, brought with them the traditions and customs of the lands and peoples they came from.
If by traditional NZ customs you mean customs unique to this land, you would need to look principally at Maori traditions and customs. Distinctively NZ events would include Waitangi Day (6 February) and ANZAC Day (25 April - shared with Australia).
Traditional storytelling, animal sacrifices. . .
A hungi and pavalova
The philly cheesesteak is a traditional hoagie.
Flan Is Traditional In Puerto Rico. Also They Eat It On The Day Of The Dead.
Any but the traditional dance is the almighty haka
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The most traditional custom of France is at Noel(Christmas) they put out wooden clogs by the doorway.
Of or pertaining to tradition; derived from tradition; communicated from ancestors to descendants by word only; transmitted from age to age without writing; as, traditional opinions; traditional customs; traditional expositions of the Scriptures., Observant of tradition; attached to old customs; old-fashioned.
Panama has native Indians called the Kuna people. there customs include traditional foods
Do you mean customs service?Assuming they are not a kiwi they would need a visa (some nations are exempt).This could be a tourist visa or a work visa.Tourist visas are for up to 3 months in most cases.As nz is short of workers it is easy to get a temporary work permit for casual type work.A passport is needed for every person-they are checked very closely. NZ customs operate a modern and efficient service and are linked by computer to the customs service in all western nations.Customs officers are well trained-they recently snared an Israeli agent entering NZ using a genuine passport.You are allowed to take nz money out of thr country. Customs are backed by armed police and security officers (often ex SAS or police)Sniffer dogs are in regular use to detect drugs or people smuggling food ( a no no as NZ is very aware of disease that can threaten their agriculture.) Do you mean customs service?Assuming they are not a kiwi they would need a visa (some nations are exempt).This could be a tourist visa or a work visa.Tourist visas are for up to 3 months in most cases.As nz is short of workers it is easy to get a temporary work permit for casual type work.A passport is needed for every person-they are checked very closely. NZ customs operate a modern and efficient service and are linked by computer to the customs service in all western nations.Customs officers are well trained-they recently snared an Israeli agent entering NZ using a genuine passport.You are allowed to take nz money out of thr country. Customs are backed by armed police and security officers (often ex SAS or police)Sniffer dogs are in regular use to detect drugs or people smuggling food ( a no no as NZ is very aware of disease that can threaten their agriculture.)
The answer will depend upon the religious level of the person responding, though all places of Jewish worship use at least some of the traditional customs. The opinion of Torah-Jews is that the ancient customs are to be adhered to, and that it is these customs which continue the unbroken chain of our ancestors.
Geisha remain very traditional in their customs and they way they live. A few things have modernized with the times, but mostly household items and such. Their customs remain very traditional.