In America, Christmas is a time for decorations, Santa Claus, gift exchanges, and family feasts. But did you know, Christmas looks different around the world? In Australia, it's summer during Christmas, so families often gather for a festive barbecue! Japanese families have a unique tradition of eating KFC for Christmas dinner. Over in the Philippines, they celebrate the longest Christmas season in the world, starting in September and ending in January. They also have a tradition called Simbang Gabi, which means nine consecutive masses leading up to Christmas Day. And in Ethiopia, Christmas is celebrated in January! On Christmas Eve, many Ethiopians fast before feasting on traditional foods the next day. So, while you're unwrapping your presents under the Christmas tree, remember these unique traditions happening around the globe.