ミュンヘンクリスマス市(Muenchen Christmas market) in Sapporo is held now. Yes, we have a small weihnachtsmarkt here! You might think "Why is it named Muenchen? Sapporo isn't a German city, no?". Because Muenchen is one of sister cities of Sapporo. So we place some German(Bavarian) events here. We don't have
Oktoberfest though ^^; I guess it's already too cold
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Glühwein (or glögi for Finns) is.. quite weird. I've never really understood its appeal. Maybe I should try it again this Christmas..?
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Do you like wine just as it is? If you don't care for wine, glögi isn't naturally your cup of tea. I like wine, and naturally like glühwein.
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そうですね、日本人とドイツ人は似ているところがありそうです。
ブラジルでは、パネットーネが伝統的なクリスマスの食べ物ですね。イタリアからの移民の影響だそうですが、やっぱりブラジル人とイタリア人も、文化的に似ているところがいっぱいありますよね(^∇^)
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たまにパネットーネを売っているパン屋さんを見ますよ!でも、「クリスマス用」じゃなくて、どの季節でも売っている気がします。
>イタリアからの移民の影響だそう
なら、Geminiのご先祖様の影響ですね>▽< すごい!
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We have similar "cup system" on our Weihnachtsmarkt. xD
That's so cool whenever people do Christmas market, it looks fabulous and magical everywhere! >w<
Hahaha, Japan will be always a good friend of Germany~ xD
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That's nice! I don't like the throwaway principle so much /: Actually disposable things are quite useful though, I like to use something for a long time repeatedly.
I guess everyone feel something happy at Christmas market even though most of them aren't Christians in Japan. That's incredible magic!
>Hahaha, Japan will be always a good friend of Germany~ xD
Kiku seems to be a good friend with Ludwig, I guess :3 Because both of them are very serious persons.
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