In Japan, the shops are covered with decorations from early Dec, on the 24th of Dec people "celebrate" Xmas by eating chicken and cream cake with strawberries and then on the 25th they take down all the decorations and put up the new year ones.
Apart from the small minority of Christians (who usually celebrate on the nearest Sunday to the 25th) in as much as any one does anything for Xmas it is the 24th of Dec that people celebrate.
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Japan doesn’t celebrate Christmas. It is not a Christian nation like the United States. There are many religions in the world and not all celebrate Christmas.
While the date of Christmas is international, it is not a big holiday in Japan, as most Japanese aren't Christian.
Do you mean: Does Japan have Christmas?
Japan is not Christian and doesn’t celebrate Christmas.
The date of Christmas is on 25th December
Japan is not Christian and doesn’t celebrate Christmas.
To get into the festive spirit. It is very romantic to take your date to a park or centre where there are a lot of lights or Christmas decorations. Christmas in Japan is more of a couple holiday than a family celebration.
Christmas in not generally celebrated in Japan. While there are Christians in Japan, there are no specifically Japanese traditions associated with Christmas, as it is not a local custom or event. Christmas is not a holiday in Japan. Some large Japanese shops are promoting Christmas and decorating for Christmas but this is purely for marketing reasons.
the date of Christmas in siberia is the January the 14th
Christians in Japan celebrate Christmas in much the same manner as it is celebrated in the west, and non-Christian Japanese do not practice Christmas.
The most popular Christmas ornament in Japan is tinsel:)