Overview
December (12月, jūnigatsu, lit. "twelfth month") is the twelfth and last month of the in the Julian and Gregorian calendars. It is said to be the busiest day of the year.
For children, it is a very joyful month because of Christmas and the end of the year, but for adults, it is also the month of hell because of the busyness of work, year-end parties, and the breakdown of electrical appliances.
The main reasons for the high number of machine breakdowns in December are that this month tends to accumulate static electricity and that many electrical appliances are purchased in December due to the bonus payments.
Movement of shopping streets and leisure facilities
Most sales are related to Christmas, and the Christmas shopping season will continue until the 25th.
After the 26th, sales of items related to the New Year's holiday will begin.
Other than Christmas, sales of New Year's cards and calendars for the following year are also expected.
Following November, sales of winter goods will continue to be the mainstream.
As for leisure activities, the season of autumn foliage will begin even in places where the elevation is not so high.
In places where it snows, ski resorts and other winter sports will open, depending on the snow conditions.
Christmas and the end of the year are the busiest times of the year and the most profitable.
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12月とは (ジュウニガツとは) [単語記事] - ニコニコ大百科 (NicoNico Encyclopedia)
