Why People Eat KFC For Christmas In Japan #shorts

[okamiexe]

I can't wait for the classic Japanese superstition in 100 years: "They say if you get 3 wings of the same shape from KFC on Christmas, it brings good fortune and wards off the evil spirits if you eat them in the correct order"

[aetherkid]

Fun fact: some people actually have to make their orders over 2 months ahead of time so that they can get it by christmas

[gabriellavedier]

We used to get KFC for Christmas. We're Mexican Californians, but there was a KFC across from our church and it was convenient to get a bucket after early Christmas mass.

[djbatgirl]

We had KFC for Christmas and I immediately remembered how Japan celebrates theirs lol! Their bucket is filled with so many treats I wanna try it someday 😭

[pungoblin]

That really makes me wonder if there’s some reverse weeb who’s really into American stuff and mixes english words into his dialogue with a cowboy accent.

[Risky]

These shorts are so entertaining they always make my day better💕

[chrissystewart]

Oooh I want some 😋 I celebrate Christmas. Next time I want 🇯🇵 people celebrate Christmas with me

[weabtale]

I'm Japanese and have family in Japan and this is 100% true

[str]

Tradition often starts from the simplest of things, even half-truths, but eventually all grow into something much more.

[esmeraldaoneal]

This reminds me of the pickle in the tree tradition 😂 My kids knew from the beginning the pickle wasn't something that was traditional in Germany but we just love the quirkiness of it. It's also hilarious when others come to our home for Christmas and we shout "FIND THE PICKLE!!" randomly and the kids bolt to the tree 🤣🤣

[walkz]

This is how fast food should be eaten, for special occasions!

[cherrykamino]

My favorite thing they do is that the cards they give are all handwritten, it's so cute

[sammuson]

Rare occurrence of him not talking about a person

[hooman]

Reddit: what’s a small lie that had a big consequence?
The manager: sweats nervously

[MilkTeaMT]

Fun fact : because of how popular it is in japan, some people order it 1 month prior to get it on christmas

[perezbatarsealdo]

In mexico its also the bigest tradishon not only in japan

[warudozadusto]

“Kentucky Chrismas!” -japanese commercials

[totallyrealname]

You know you're good at marketing when your company becomes a tradition

[Oliverek]

I wish I was in Japan (I already knew about this but still wanted to mention it)

[AkiraIzumi]

Lol that's actually true XD I live in Japan