Discover 50 Festive Christmas Words in Japanese! Get Ready for the Holiday Season!

The holiday season is almost here, and what better way to celebrate than by expanding your language skills and discovering how Christmas is celebrated in Japan? In this comprehensive Japanese word book, we have put together a list of 50 festive Christmas words that will help you immerse yourself in the Japanese culture and connect with the local traditions. Whether you are planning to visit Japan during this enchanting time of year or simply want to learn more about different cultures, this resource is perfect for you. So, let's dive in and explore the magic of Christmas in Japan!

The Joy of Christmas in Japan

Christmas in Japan is a unique blend of traditional Japanese customs and Western influences. While it is not a national holiday, it has become widely celebrated throughout the country, especially in big cities like Tokyo and Osaka. The Christmas spirit is everywhere, with beautifully decorated streets, dazzling illuminations, and festive markets offering a variety of delicious treats and seasonal goodies.

Bilingual Japanese: 50 Christmas Words (Japanese Word Book): Japanese English Picture Dictionary,Japanese picture word book,Japanese picture book,Japanese ... (Bilingual Japanese English Dictionary 25)

by Sujatha Lalgudi(Kindle Edition)

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Learning Christmas Words in Japanese

Now, let's get to the heart of this Japanese word book - the Christmas vocabulary! By learning these words, you will be able to communicate with locals, understand holiday greetings, participate in festive activities, and fully immerse yourself in the Japanese Christmas experience.

1. クリスマス (kurisumasu) - Christmas

This word is the Japanese equivalent of "Christmas." It is widely recognized and used throughout the country.

2. ツリー (tsurii) - Christmas tree

The Christmas tree is a symbol of the holiday season in Japan, just like in many other countries. You will find beautifully decorated trees in shopping malls, parks, and even private households.

3. イルミネーション (illumineeshon) - Illuminations

Illuminations are one of the most popular attractions during the Christmas season in Japan. These captivating light displays can be found across cities, attracting both locals and tourists alike.

4. サンタクロース (santakuroosu) - Santa Claus

Of course, Santa Claus is an important figure during Christmas. Children eagerly wait for Santa to bring them gifts on Christmas Eve.

5. プレゼント (purezento) - Present

Gift-giving is an essential part of Christmas, and the Japanese culture embraces this tradition wholeheartedly. Exchanging presents is a common practice among friends, family, and colleagues.

6. クリスマスソング (kurisumasusongu) - Christmas song

Listening to festive tunes is another way to celebrate Christmas in Japan. You will hear various Christmas songs playing in shops, restaurants, and even on the streets.

7. ケーキ (keeki) - Cake

While the traditional Japanese cuisine doesn't include Christmas cake, it has become a popular dessert during the holiday season. The classic Christmas cake is often a sponge cake layered with strawberries and whipped cream.

8. イベント (ibento) - Event

During Christmas time, many events take place throughout Japan, such as Christmas markets, concerts, and parades. These events attract people of all ages, creating a festive atmosphere.

9. クリスマスカード (kurisumasukaado) - Christmas card

Just like in many other countries, sending and receiving Christmas cards is a popular tradition in Japan. These cards often feature winter landscapes or cute characters like Santa Claus and reindeer.

10. スノーマン (sunouman) - Snowman

Even though snow is not a common occurrence in many parts of Japan, snowmen are still a beloved symbol of the winter season. Whether made of snow or other materials, they always bring a sense of joy and playfulness.

Christmas in Japan is truly a unique and enchanting experience. By learning these 50 Christmas words in Japanese, you will be able to embrace the local customs, connect with people, and fully enjoy the festive celebrations. So, whether you are planning a trip to Japan or simply want to expand your language skills, this Japanese word book is a valuable resource to add to your collection. Get ready to celebrate Christmas the Japanese way and have a joyous holiday season!

Bilingual Japanese: 50 Christmas Words (Japanese Word Book): Japanese English Picture Dictionary,Japanese picture word book,Japanese picture book,Japanese ... (Bilingual Japanese English Dictionary 25)

by Sujatha Lalgudi(Kindle Edition)

4.6 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	11580 KB
Print length	:	28 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported

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Children's English-Japanese Picture Dictionary (Bilingual Picture Dictionary)

(Parallel Text English/Japanese) - Christmas Words Picture book
Fist Christmas words: Christmas Bilingual Picture Dictionary
This is a sweet bilingual book (English-Japanese) for children.
Delightful pictures based on Christmas are on every page.
It's a wonderful book to introduce babies and toddlers to Christmas.
As young children go through this picture book, they will learn to recognize the words and objects commonly used during Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
This is a great book for kids who are just learning to read. With just a few words on each page, this will be a wonderful tool to introduce new words.
Encourage your child by reminding them that they are great readers in Japanese!!
About the Author/Illustrator:
Sujatha Lalgudi is a Best Selling Children’s book author and illustrator of easy reader Kids books.

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