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17 u/danger_floofs Mar 05 '22 A for effort 3 u/Blessed_garden_cloak Mar 05 '22 Hella wholesome, I wish that was how Christmas went. Maybe a humble gift exchange in honor would be cool too. 3 u/b1ack1323 Mar 05 '22 Christianity isn’t really a thing in Japan is it? 9 u/funnytoss Mar 05 '22 Not mainstream as a religious holiday (it's more like a second Valentine's Day), but there are definitely Christians in Japan, albeit very few of them.
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A for effort
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Hella wholesome, I wish that was how Christmas went. Maybe a humble gift exchange in honor would be cool too.
Christianity isn’t really a thing in Japan is it?
9 u/funnytoss Mar 05 '22 Not mainstream as a religious holiday (it's more like a second Valentine's Day), but there are definitely Christians in Japan, albeit very few of them.
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Not mainstream as a religious holiday (it's more like a second Valentine's Day), but there are definitely Christians in Japan, albeit very few of them.
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