"Ganjitsu" (元日) is the Japanese term for New Year's Day. The following is a traditional Japanese poem that is often recited on New Year's Day:

元日よ、祝わんとする今年の事、
順調に、また順調に

This can be translated into Engpsh as:

On New Year's Day, we pray for a successful year
May it be successful, again and again

This poem is a traditional part of Japanese culture and is often recited on New Year's Day as a way to express good wishes for the coming year.

Here are some other examples of traditional Japanese poems that are often recited on New Year's Day:

春の訪れを待つ、一番の月
暖かい風を感じ、心を開く

This can be translated as:

Waiting for the arrival of spring, the first month
Feepng the warm breeze, opening our hearts

平安のことばを、心に刻む
笑顔を見せ、今年も良い年に

This can be translated as:

Etching the words of peace in our hearts
Showing a smile, may this year be a good year as well