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Celebrating thanks giving isn't only a thing in the United States. People all around the world celebrate a good harvest season in different ways.
| Country | Their Thanksgiving | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | In Japan, they call it Labor Thanksgiving Day. It is celebrated November 23 and is similar to American in ways like parades ceremonies and celebrating hard work. | ||
| Canada | In Canada, it takes place on the second Monday of October. It is very similar to America's but they play more hockey | ||
| Germany | In Germany, they call it Erntedankfest. It is celebrated in early October where they celebrate a good harvest. One interesting thing is that they create crowns out of grains, flowers, and fruit. | ||
| Brazil | In Brazil, they call it Dia de Acao de Gracas. they also celebrate it the fourth Thursday of November and is very same where they feast with family and show thankfullness. | ||
| sources: iceusa.org | |||