Name: Christmas in Japan 🎅🏻 How We Celebrate the Holidays | Life in Japan EP 342
Uploaded: 2025-12-26T18:24:36.000Z
Duration: 14 min 18 s
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You wouldn't guess it, but Christmas is bigger in Japan than in many places in the West.

Christmas cakes and fried chicken are a big part of Christmas celebrations.

They are playing one of the best Christmas songs ever.

I think I'll just stay just to listen the rest of the song.

Whether shopping inside or walking outside, you know it's Christmas in Japan.

Get ready to see what Christmas is like in Japan.

Christmas is not an official holiday in Japan.

But at Joshua and Sarah's local Japanese elementary school, there's usually a school presentation before winter break.

This, of course, includes singing, but it also includes presentations like Joshua's.

Sarah's class had a presentation as well.

Chocolate filling, whipped cream frosting.

And sprinkles, of course, to add to the Christmas spirit.

For us, the weekend before Christmas is huge.

Full of Christmas parties and celebrations.

I've helped you with a number of cakes transporting j.

Ruth's Christmas cupcakes were a perfect addition to the Christmas party.

Food, of course, is a big part of it, but so is Christmas carols, gifts, and outfits.

But our biggest Christmas celebration always happens the Sunday before Christmas at Paz Church.

Music fills the air as kids dance, choirs sing, and instruments play.

We have three different services here alone.

Another four services are held at three different Paz Church locations across the Greater Tokyo area.

This year, we even had a first medal of the bells.

If you've never been in person to one of our Christmas celebrations, Put it on your bucket list of things to do in Japan.

Everyone leaves with a smile on their face and gets a Christmas picture before leaving.

And after all the big celebrations are done, it's time for family.

Snack pot of corn and drinking a lot of drinks.

Let's drink because that we know that we will eat popcorn and we will watch the topia.

It's not often the whole Rider crew goes out for a movie together.

It seems like there's 20 minutes of previews.

And it left you thinking there's going to be a number thing three.

But I think that the fox and the bunny would be so cute together.

But often even family time is spent with family friends.

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Christmas in Japan 🎅🏻 How We Celebrate the Holidays | Life in Japan EP 342

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