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What are some traditional games and activities that japan does for Christmas?
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What activities take place on Christmas eve in japan?
no
What are traditional Christmas celebrations in Japan?
Japan doesn't really celebrate Christmas, because it's not a Christian country. Most Japanese are Shinto or Buddhist.
What do they get for Christmas in Japan?
call of duty games
What is often the traditional Christmas day meal in Japan at dinner?
Fried Chicken
What ius often the traditional Christmas day meal in japan?
fried chicken
Are there games in Japan that they play on Christmas?
Assuming the question means "on Christmas and not at other times," or "to celebrate Christmas in particular," no. Christmas is not a tradiational or well-entrenched holiday in Japan, and is associated only with (a) dating or going out with a partner, (b) eating cake, and (c) eating fried chicken. Many shops have Christmas sales, and, over the last 20 years or so, small celebrations involving Santa have become common with families with children or some in-school activities.
What is traditional Japan?
the traditional in japan is the canser
What is the most popular meal for Christmas in Japan?
Traditionally people in Japan will eat something called a Christmas Cake on Christmas. A white cake with white frosting and red accents. But it is not eaten just for dinner, but as a treat. Christmas is not celebrated in Japan as it is in the U.S.
Do Japan have Christmas?
Do you mean: Does Japan have Christmas?
What is often the traditional Chistmas Day meal in Japan?
There is no traditional Christmas meal, however, most Japanese people buy (generally, strawberry shortcake) Christmas cake.
In my country, Japan, most people eat turkey and strawberry cake on Christmas. What do the British people normally eat on Christmas?
In British, People eat Christmas cake followed by turkey
Are there games in Japan that thy play at Christmas?
there actually is there is tennis skipping and pin the tail on the donkey.
