Most people eat KFC on Christmas in Japan!
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When I hear that, I think of Christmas with KFC in Japan. It is a tradition for Japanese to celebrate Christmas eating fried chicken. Is that a funny thing for foreigners, isn’t it? Colonel Sanders starts dressing up as Santa in December. lol
I think it’s because some people realize fried chicken actually tastes better than roasted chicken. Japan is well known for taking foreign products and ideas and adapting them to suit domestic taste.
They make reservation as early as November to celebrate Christmas with KFC’s party bucket to avoid the lines at the stores in advance on Christmas.
It’s because KFC in Japan have an amazing marketing strategy too. KFC's catchphrase is always the same: 'You eat KFC on Christmas.' A mount of money is spent on its advertising champaign and it has lasted so long and plenty of commercials on TV has caught on.
Many people eat KFC this year too except me! lol
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Most people eat KFC on Christmas in Japan!
Winter is coming soon!Speaking of winter, what do you think of it?
When I hear that, I think of Christmas with KFC in Japan. It is a tradition for Japanese to celebrate Christmas eating fried chicken. Is that a funny thing for foreigners, isn’t it? Colonel Sanders starts dressing up as Santa in December. lol
I think it’s because some people realized that fried chicken actually tastes better than roasted chicken. Japan is well known for taking foreign products and ideas and adapting them to suit its domestic taste.
They make reservations as early as November to celebrate Christmas with KFC’s party bucket to avoid the lines at the stores in advance on Christmas.
It’s because KFC in Japan has (have) an amazing marketing strategy too. KFC's catchphrase is always the same: 'You eat KFC on Christmas.' A huge amount of money is spent on its advertising campaign (champaign) and it has lasted so long and plenty of commercials on the TV have (has) caught on.
Many people eat KFC this year too, except me! lol
Excellent job!!! Interesting cultural tradition, also funny in a way hehe. Keep on working like that. Have a great day!!
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Most people eat KFC on Christmas in Japan!
Winter is coming soon!Speaking of winter, what do you think of it?
When I hear that, I think of Christmas with KFC in Japan. It is a tradition for Japanese to celebrate Christmas eating fried chicken. That's a funny thing for foreigners, isn’t it? Colonel Sanders starts dressing up as Santa in December. lol
I think it’s because some people realized that fried chicken actually tastes better than roast chicken. Japan is well known for taking foreign products and ideas and adapting them to suit domestic taste.
They make reservations as early as November to celebrate Christmas with KFC’s party bucket to avoid the lines at the stores in advance.
It’s because KFC in Japan has an amazing marketing strategy too. KFC's catchphrase is always the same: 'You eat KFC at Christmas.' An amount of money is spent on its advertising champaign and it has lasted so long and plenty of commercials on the TV have caught on.
Many people will eat KFC this year too, except me! lol
Very well written!
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Bom dia, Vanessa! Tudo bem?
Well, Im going to eat sushi on Christmas! When I have some events such as Birthday, New Year or Christmas, I always eat sushi ;)))
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It is very interesting culture tradition!! I didn't know about it!! I think every country celebrate in a different way. In Brazil we eat turkey for Christmas, but it is the only time of the year that people actually eat it!! I am living in USA now and people here usually eat turkey for Thanksgiving!!...
what are you gonna eat for Christmas?
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