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what are 5 facts about christmas in japan

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1. Christmas is not a national holiday in Japan, but is still widely celebrated. 2. The holiday is largely secular and commercialized, with many people exchanging gifts and going out to eat. 3. KFC is a popular destination on Christmas Eve, as fried chicken is seen as a traditional holiday meal. 4. Christmas decorations and trees can be seen in shopping malls and public areas, but most Japanese homes do not put up trees or lights. 5. Many people in Japan also celebrate Christmas Eve by attending parties or events, but most do not observe the religious significance of the holiday.
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