We are not Christians and most of Japanese see X'mas as an opportunity to buy, give presents to someone, or to hold parties, to drink and eat so much, not as a religious event.
My kids also think X'mas as some the day when Santa claus would come to my home with their presents. (my son has already known " who Santa claus is " but my daughter is so adorable that Santa claus really exist.)
Hoping they can deserve great X'mas presents, my kids decorated a X'mas tree with ornaments.
While decorating I asked my daughter what Xmas present she hope and she said " It's a secret. I will meet Santa claus tonight and ask him for my present! "
"Her Santa claus" has already known what she wants and bought it!
-- from iPad
4 comments:
Here too, my family are not christian but we celebrate christmas. To me i celebrate maybe because i like christmas tree so much that i must decorate one at home *warai*. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Enjoy a great one :)
Happy holidays. Are you dressing up as santa to give your daughter present?;-)
>milka
It's interesting to know how non-Christians in other countries spend Xmas season. Maybe Xmas means one of opportunities to let our stress out with eating, drinking, buying, laughing.
>Malay
Unfortunately I don't have any Santa's costume! I left their presents (Pokemon's trading cards) beside their pillows while they slept.
Happy Holidays to you and yours
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