concept   holiday traditions
22 commonsense assertions
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1 holiday traditions United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, holiday traditions include family gatherings, festive meals, and traditional customs and decorations. 23
2 holiday traditions Japan In Japan, holiday traditions include New Year's celebrations with traditional rituals and special food, as well as observance of patriotic holidays. 16
3 holiday traditions New Zealand In New Zealand, holiday traditions often involve outdoor barbecues, beach activities, and sports due to the summer season. 14
4 holiday traditions Germany Germany's holiday traditions include Christmas markets, mulled wine, and festive culinary traditions. 12
5 holiday traditions Norway In Norway, Midsummer's Eve is celebrated with traditional dances, a maypole, and feasting on herring and strawberries. 9
6 holiday traditions Russia Orthodox Christmas in Russia in January involves caroling, festive meals, and a 'vertep' nativity scene display. 8
7 holiday traditions Austria Austrian holidays are characterized by traditional markets, unique decorations, and festive customs such as lead pouring and advent calendars. 7
8 holiday traditions Christian Many holiday traditions in Christian culture are rooted in religious celebrations and stories. 5
9 holiday traditions Jewish culture Holiday traditions in Jewish culture, such as Hanukkah and Passover, hold specific customs and observances that are significant in Jewish culture. 5
10 holiday traditions Ukraine In Ukraine, Orthodox Christmas is celebrated with traditional meals, caroling, and the display of 'vertep' as part of holiday traditions. 5
11 holiday traditions Japanese culture Japanese holiday traditions focus on family gatherings, rituals, and respect for ancestors, particularly during New Year's and Obon festival. 4
12 holiday traditions Chinese culture Chinese New Year in Chinese culture is celebrated with family reunions, red envelope gifting, and festive meals. 3
13 holiday traditions Greece Greece commemorates holidays with water festivals, religious observances, and festive light displays. 3
14 holiday traditions Nepal Diwali is a major festival in Nepal celebrated with lights, fireworks, and traditional sweets. 3
15 holiday traditions Poland In Poland, traditional holiday customs include Christmas Eve supper and visits from Ded Moroz. 3
16 holiday traditions Contemporary European culture Contemporary European culture celebrates diverse holidays including Christmas, Easter, and secular festivals. 2
17 holiday traditions East Asia Lunar New Year is a significant holiday in East Asian cultures featuring family gatherings, special foods, fireworks, and traditional performances. 1
18 holiday traditions English-speaking countries Holiday traditions in English-speaking countries often include decorating homes, exchanging gifts, and gathering with family and friends. 1
19 holiday traditions European countries not under French rule Holiday traditions in non-French European countries blend pagan and Christian customs. 1
20 holiday traditions NATO countries Certain holidays and traditions may be shared among NATO member countries. 1
21 holiday traditions TV shows Holiday traditions in TV shows are often portrayed as chaotic and full of mishaps, leading to comedic situations. 1
22 holiday traditions Western film culture Western film culture is associated with the holiday tradition of exchanging gifts on Christmas and spending time with family. 1