Authentic Japanese food content is on deck — but first: KFC in Tokyo 👀 Same brand, whole different energy. Familiar comfort “wait… what IS this?” at the same time. #tokyofood #kfcjapan #traveljapan #foodreview #travel | Stefan Johnson Voice Overs

In Japan, KFC has become a unique Christmas tradition. Unlike Western countries where families often eat turkey or ham, most Japanese households don’t typically cook a big meal at home for Christmas. Back in the 1970s, KFC launched a hugely successful campaign called “Kurisumasu ni wa Kentakkii” (Kentucky for Christmas), which promoted fried chicken as the perfect holiday meal. #fblifestyle #lifehacks #dailylife #fyp #japan | Japan Wonders

Christmas kicks off in Japan as KFC opens its Tokyo Christmas pop-up restaurant. The fast-food chain offers customers dishes inspired by Japan's "Christmas chicken" tradition, dating back to 1974. "While it's common overseas to eat turkey during Christmas, it wasn't available in Japan during the 1970s. Instead, we provided chicken," explains KFC marketing officer Takuma Kawamura. | AFP News Agency