Name: A Tale of Two Christmases: Japan and Canada
Uploaded: 2020-03-23T05:20:41.000Z
Duration: 4 min 52 s
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Aiko: Where I'm from, this is what Christmas is like in Japan and Canada

Dad: ...what do you remember eating for Christmas

Dad: in Japan on Christmas day? What kind of stuff do you eat?

Aiko: So, this year's Christmas was the last day of school

Souta: today-we-have-to-do-the-closing-formula-of-junior-highschool

Phone: Today we have to do the closing formula of junior highschool

Aiko: we did um...just closing formula in um...highschool

Dad: What does that mean, a closing formula of highschool?

Dad: and...but you go to school on Christmas day?

Aiko: About the christmas cake...um...it looks like a birthday cake

Aiko: The christmas cake had strawberries and whip cream

Pilot: A beautiful morning on Vancouver Island, fresh snow on the mountains.

Aiko: So on the flight, actually it was Christmas night when I went

Aiko: but it's still Christmas in Canada!

Aiko: So um, it's two Christmases in one day

Aiko: I got presents from grandpa and grandma

Aiko: So, I think, Canada is closer to the North Pole so they get lots of presents

Aiko: Japan's not close to the North Pole

Aiko: In Japan like, you just get it from Santa

Aiko: presents from your grandparents that much

Aiko: We can't find out if we don't open it

Aiko: Well, when I think about Canada's Christmas dinner

Aiko: That's what comes into my head first

Aiko: Thanks for watching! See you next time, bye.

Aiko: What's Christmas like where you're from?

Uncle: In Canada this how we eat whipped cream!

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A Tale of Two Christmases: Japan and Canada

stuff

formula

whip

vanilla