In 1974, KFC launched its 'Kurisumasu ni wa Kentakkii!' campaign (which translates as 'Kentucky for Christmas!').
In Japan, it's common for families to order KFC for Christmas thanks to a 1970's ad campaign called "Kentucky for Christmas". This idea took off, turning KFC's Party Barrels into a nationwide ...
Here’s how Christmas is celebrated across the world. From kids leaving their shoes out in Germany to people in Colombia ...
An assembly for primary schools celebrating Christmas by exploring different Christmas traditions around the world, suitable ...
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12 fascinating Christmas traditions from around the world
The Yule Lads are one of several Icelandic Christmas traditions rooted in folklore. During the 13 days leading up to ...
Holiday traditions differ around the world, from roller skating to morning mass, to eating fast food on Christmas Day ...
Originally a Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus, Christmas has evolved into a global cultural event.
Turning on its lights for the first time on Nov. 1, Fukuoka City’s “Christmas Market in Hikari no Machi” was one of the earliest to open in the country. Other major cities in Japan weren’t too far ...
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Christmas in Japan explained: Surprising customs & traditions
Bucking tradition: Why some New York environmentalists are picking up rifles Alabama overcomes 17-point deficit to halt ...
When it comes to holiday traditions, Santa and his reindeer are being upstaged by some quirky and unexpected traditions around the world. From a gift-pooping log in Spain to a mythical cat that ...
Experience Christmas celebrations worldwide, from Japan’s KFC feast to Greece’s lit karavaki boats, showcasing diverse and colourful traditions across cultures.
American and Japanese students teamed up in Okinawa for a cultural exchange, hosted in part by Department of Defense ...
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