In the U.S., Christmas dinner is usually about turkey. But other countries have a very different idea of the traditional meal ...

Slowly but surely, an entire nation was convinced that going to KFC was a Christmas tradition. KFC Japan says that Okawara’s story isn’t quite accurate, the Business Insider reported. According to ...

Yes, you heard it right, they actually do celebrate Christmas in Japan. Most of the world does, in fact, albeit in very different ways than the U.S., Europe, Latin America, and other predominantly ...

We’ve broken down the three most important Japanese Christmas traditions and where they all came from. While elsewhere around the world, Christmas dinner usually means a fat roast turkey or a ...

The idea stuck and has since become a cultural norm. For couples in Japan, Christmas Eve often involves an elaborate dinner at a French or Italian restaurant, where reservations are made weeks in ...

The dinner is only available on two evenings – Christmas Eve and Christmas Day – and comes as either a six- or seven-course meal featuring ingredients sourced from around Japan including Kyoto ...

In Japan, less than 1% of the population identifies ... Dickens’ was credited with popularising a roast turkey Christmas dinner among the British middle and upper-crust but it was only in ...