The tradition of Christmas Cake was brought to Japan by the Portuguese. It is usually eaten on Christmas Eve. The Japanese also use it as an unflattering analogy of single women. After December 25, the cake is not wanted and after the age of 25, single women aren't wanted.
There is really no traditional Christmas Day meal, though Japanese people usually do buy (generally a strawberry shortcake) Christmas cake.
KFC NO JOKE ABOUT THAT they eat this certain type of cake
The difference between fruit cake, and Christmas Cake is that Christmas Cake is, richer and contains SPICES
Japanese Christmas cakes are traditionally made with a light, fluffy sponge cake filled with whipped cream and adorned with strawberries. The cake is often layered with fresh fruit and decorated in a festive manner, making it a popular treat during the holiday season. This combination of cream and strawberries gives the cake a fresh and celebratory flavor, distinct from Western-style fruitcakes.
Usually fried chicken and cake, along with other dishes that vary case by case, with no particularly popular ones.
Japan is not Christian and doesn’t celebrate Christmas.
so they dont have to give any one presents
The word ke ki is Japanese for cake. Umm.
There is no traditional Christmas meal, however, most Japanese people buy (generally, strawberry shortcake) Christmas cake.
Well I'm not sure if this is the right answer: On special occasions, Japanese women wear a long beautiful robe known as a kimono(but I don't know what men wear on special occasions I'm so sorry.)i am Japanese i don't think so cause it is snowing in japan at Christmas but i can tell some time next year when i go to japan
At Christmas many Italians eat a cake called "pannetone".
Christmas Pudding and Dundee Cake.