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You see in my family's legend, my great grandfather had to stay in the region during the Christmas season on some year between 1945 and 1949, and on this year he wasn't going to be able to have the traditional Christmas turkey that so many of us Americans know and love in this season.
A busy man, he had to improvise, and so, he had the chef make something else, Fried Chicken, now for the Japanese Christmas wasn't that popular yet, except for maybe among some of the christian groups in some of the more rural areas, but it became much more popular with the occupation of american forces there, and so, many japanese leaders wanted to emulate these honorable American men like my grandfather, and so, they all saw my great grandfather eating fried chicken on Christmas, and as he was one of the Americans they loved, they all started eating fried chicken on Christmas.
Even after my grandfather left Japan, decades later, when KFC was introduced, it became a household name in japan during Christmas time, and even almost 40 years after his death, the Japanese have continued to carry on the tradition, of eating KFC with their families on Christmas.
>ohh the honorobu justice murphy eatu deh Kay-effu-sea onuh christ-massu day, derfoh we shall all eat fried chicken, for he is duh most-u honorabu
Merry Christmas Japanese anons
