Where was White Day first celebrated?
March, 14: White Day
White Day is a day that is marked in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China on March 14, one month after Valentine's Day. To make more money from Valentines day, the Japanese invented "White Day" as an excuse for men to buy candy to give to women in return for the chocolate that they received - there is even an official White Day site. The reason it is called "White Day" is because the color of sugar (white) is the main ingredient for candy which was traditionally given on White Day. White Day was first celebrated in 1978 in Japan.
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17 Comments
Peggy Brown
Well japan celebrate that.
royalsfan
Do you think America would be so bold to do such a thing?
Kevin Conklin
yes danny I agree.
Alisha Lusk Walton
In the US it is called steak and BJ day. March 14th.. .exactly one month from Valentine's day.
kingspawn
Sugar ? $$$$
kingspawn
It's good to be smart
kingspawn
I getting cavities and high blood sugar just reading this
kingspawn
SUGAR ,OLD SONG
kingspawn
I do not even know what white day is. Is it like some kind of day just for white people. Because I have a lot of catching up to do.
Empara Samuda
Trick question
Leticia Williams
I.m sorry Antony but the White sale is usually held in January, and it consist of the sale of Linens and such things.
Kevin
I never even heard of White day so I wouldn't know the answer.
Ronald Bellanton
Wow. Kind reciprocity! !!
Anthony Griffin
The reason for my correct answer, was in regards, to noticing that the Asian population, particularly the Japanese celebrations, are done in white attire. The United States has a day of sorts called "White Day Sale" to get the General Public to spend more money, on "Labor Day."
Samuel Johnson
Again easy