Christmas traditions in Japan
In Japan, December 25th is not a national holiday.
I suppose the most exiting day of the Christmas season is on December 24th. Christmas Eve is not a national holiday either.
So, after work and school, people have dinner. Couples have dinner at fancy restaurants. Usually, there is a special Christmas meal at restaurants.
There is a street festival throughout the whole city, because a lot of people go shopping, go to restaurants and go to see the Christmas lights in the streets or parks.
Actually, I hardly spent any Christmas seasons like that, because my husband used to go on business trips from before Christmas until after the New Year.
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Christmas traditions in Japan
In Japan, December 25th is not a national holiday.I suppose the most exciting day of the Christmas season is on December 24th. Christmas Eve is not a national holiday either.
So, after work and school, people have dinner. Couples have dinner at fancy restaurants. Usually, there is a special Christmas meal at restaurants.
There is a street festival throughout the whole city, because a lot of people go shopping, go to restaurants, and go to see the Christmas lights in the streets or parks.
Actually, I have hardly spent any Christmas seasons like that, because my husband used to go on business trips from before Christmas until after the New Year.
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The special day is December 25th when most Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Traditionally, there is a midnight mass during the night of the 24 to 25 and a special dinner before or after that mass.
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