Japan's KFC Christmas Tradition: The Untold Story

Every year on December 25th, millions of Japanese people eagerly devour a substantial feast of KFC fried chicken. These individuals have meticulously placed their orders with the restaurant months in advance, ensuring that their holiday meals are secured. This unique tradition stems from a clever marketing strategy initiated in the 1970s, which has proven to be remarkably successful. As a result, a completely new Christmas culinary tradition has taken root in Japan, flourishing for over half a century. Delve into the intriguing story behind KFC's remarkable status as the Christmas symbol of Japan.

In today's video we look at Japan's KFC Christmas Tradition: The Untold Story

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