'Official' Santa Claus arrives in Japan

'Official' Santa Claus arrives in Japan

NARITA - The ''official Santa Claus'' as designated by Finnish authorities waves upon arriving at Narita airport outside Tokyo on Nov. 29. Santa is scheduled to spend about two weeks in Japan to spread Christmas cheer in Osaka, Nagoya, Fukui and Fukuoka. He will visit kindergartens and appear at gift-giving events.

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