Japanese christmas

Each December, Christmas is celebrated by people in countries all over the world, and Japan is no exception! Many of the Christmas customs seen in western countries can also be found in Japan, but often reimagined in a different way than you may expect. There are also some new traditions that have been created by the Japanese, making Christmas in Japan a unique celebration of its own accord!

What is Christmas like in Japan? Japan is not a historical Christian country. The Japanese population are largely atheist. Since most people do not follow any religion, some Christian events are celebrated in Japan mostly for commerce reasons.Christmas was first celebrated in 1552, 3 years after Christianity first came

It's exciting to celebrate it in Japan with its' own unique Japanese Christmas traditions, alas, we decided to partake in it and enjoy it the Japanese way. #Culture #AsianCulture #JapaneseCulture #JapaneseChristmas #Christmas #ChristmasTraditions #Traditions #CultureBlogger #TravelCulture #KultureKween

A collection of over 40 Unique Christmas Trees & Christmas Tree Alternatives to help you create your own unique take on the traditional Christmas Tree. @artandhomenet

Our Asian inspired Christmas Tree for 2013 ♥ pink, white, cherry blossom, paper fan, parasol, origami, paper lantern, handmade, diy, cute, waianae

Ever wondered how Christmas in Japan is celebrated? Japan does celebrate Christmas, but it's not a national holiday and different from Western countries.

4" x 6" cards for every occasion. Digitally printed on heavyweight stock. Uncoated blank interior provides a superior writing surface. Comes with a kraft envelope. Additional sizes are available. A Christmas tree in Japanese seigaiha (青海波, sea wave) pattern, below are Merry Christmas writen in Japanese (メリークリスマス), perfect greeting card and gift in Christmas season.

Christmas and New Year’s in Japan is a wonderful fusion of both Japanese and Western traditions with a sprinkle of illuminations, Christmas markets, and holiday sales. This guide will give you the insider tips on how to celebrate both holidays like a local. #visitJapan #christmas #newyears #holidays #japaneseculture

Do you have someone in your life who's obsessed with Japan? (It's ok if that person is you... I won't tell anyone ;) ) Are you looking for cool Japanese gift ideas for Christmas or

It’s getting so close to that time of year, again…Time to trim the tree! This year, I’m craving a little little something unexpected. But because I don’t want to go out and purchase entirely new ornaments for the tree, I’m searching for some new ideas using things I have outside or around the house.