Christmas originally comes from a religious tradition, and in Europe and the United States it is an important holiday spent with family.
On December 25, families gather, exchange gifts, and enjoy home-cooked meals together.
In contrast, Christmas in Japan is not a religious event but a seasonal celebration.
People usually spend the day with their partners or friends, enjoy illuminations, and eat Christmas cake or fried chicken.
Even on December 25, many people still go to work or school.
In this way, Christmas in Japan is a day to enjoy an event, while in Western countries it is a day to celebrate with family.
How do you usually spend Christmas?