Why does Japan eat KFC on Christmas?

Why does Japan eat KFC on Christmas?

This article discusses the popular Christmas tradition of eating KFC in Japan. It explains how the tradition began with an advertising campaign launched by KFC Japan in 1974 and has since become a beloved part of Japanese culture. It also looks at why KFC is so appealing for Christmas dinner due to its convenience and affordability, as well as other popular dishes that are enjoyed during the holiday season. Finally, it provides interesting facts about how much Japanese people love their fried chicken on Christmas.
What do Japanese eat for Christmas?

What do Japanese eat for Christmas?

This article explores the traditional dishes enjoyed by Japanese people during Christmas time, including fried chicken from KFC, osechi ryori side dishes, and strawberry shortcake. It also looks at regional variations of these dishes across Japan, such as goya chanpuru in Okinawa prefecture, jingisukan in Hokkaido and miso katsu in Nagoya.