Santa Claus
What night does Santa deliver his gifts?
Christmas Eve
Santa has a favorite snack. Children often leave it out for him on Christmas Eve. What is it?
Milk and cookies
What popular food do Japanese families eat on Christmas day?
KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken)
Snow（雪）, Star（星）, Angel（天使）
Yuki, Hoshii, Tenshi
Where do you usually put Christmas presents?
Under the Christmas tree
How many reindeer usually pull Santa's sleigh?
8 reindeer (Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen)
Who makes the toys that Santa delivers?
Elves
This sweet, light cake with cream and strawberries is a popular dessert in Japan. What is it called?
Christmas Shortcake
Candle（ろうそく）, Bell（鐘）, Letter（手紙）
Rousoku, Kane, Tegami
People usually send what to each other during Christmas?
Christmas cards
Santa's has a favorite snack. Children often leave it out for him on Christmas Eve. What is it?
What is milk and cookies
This event uses thousands of LED lights to create winter designs. What is it called?
Illumination
Light show（イルミネーション）, Ribbon（飾りひも）, Fireplace（暖炉）
Illumination, Kazari himo, Danro
When two people stand under mistletoe, what do they have to do?
Kiss
Where does Santa Claus live?
The North Pole
How does Santa enter your home to deliver presents?
Comes down the chimney
In Japan, Christmas Eve is often seen as similar to another popular holiday. What holiday is this?
Valentine's Day
Sleigh（そり）, Reindeer（トナカイ）, Chimney (煙突)
Sori, Tonakai, Entotsu
In America, December 26th is called what?
*Bonus: what do people usually do?
Boxing Day, go shopping
What are Santa Claus' other traditional names?
Saint Nicholas / Father Christmas
What is the name of the red-nosed reindeer that guides Santa's sleigh?
Rudolph
This December event at Tokyo Disneyland and Universal Studios Japan is famous for seasonal shows, music, and decorations. What is it called?
Christmas Parade
Wreath (花輪) , Candy cane (杖型キャンディー) , Blizzard (冬の嵐)
Hanawa, Tsue-gata candii, fuyu no arashi
What are the 5 most popular foods at Christmas dinner?
Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, gravy, pumpkin pie