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December 25, 2025 (Thursday)
Christmas celebrations vary across cultures, blending religious services, family traditions, and modern customs. In the United States, it is a major public holiday marked by decorated trees, lights, music, gift-giving, and festive meals. Many families attend midnight or Christmas Day church services, while others focus on holiday gatherings and community events.
In Japan, Christmas is not a national holiday, but it has become a popular cultural event, especially in urban areas. Cities sparkle with elaborate illuminations, shopping districts feature festive decorations, and families often enjoy a special Christmas cake. Christmas Eve is often celebrated more than the day itself, commonly seen as a romantic occasion for couples. Fried chicken dinners, particularly from KFC, have also become a unique and beloved part of Japanese Christmas tradition.
• Family gatherings and festive meals
• Gift-giving and holiday traditions
• Illuminations, Christmas cakes, and romantic celebrations in Japan
• Church services and community events
• Seasonal music, decorations, and shared joy
January
• January 1: New Year’s Day - Celebrates the first day of the year.
• Third Monday in January: Martin Luther King Jr. Day - Honors the civil rights leader’s life and legacy.
February
• Third Monday in February: Presidents’ Day - Honors all U.S. presidents, especially George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
May
• Last Monday in May: Memorial Day - Honors military personnel who died in service to the United States.
June
• June 19: Juneteenth National Independence Day - Commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.
July
• July 4: Independence Day - Celebrates the nation’s founding and the Declaration of Independence.
September
• First Monday in September: Labor Day - Honors American workers and the labor movement.
October
• Second Monday in October: Columbus Day - Marks Christopher Columbus’s 1492 landing; also recognized by many as Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
November
• November 11: Veterans Day - Honors all U.S. military veterans.
• Fourth Thursday in November: Thanksgiving Day - Day of gratitude, family gatherings, and feasting.
December
• December 25: Christmas Day - Celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ; widely observed as a cultural holiday.
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