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JUJU looking for man to spend Christmas with

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Singer JUJU, actress Saki Fukuda and comedy duo Harisenbon (Haruna Kondo and Haruka Minowa), got into the holiday spirit at the Japan premiere of "Disney's A Christmas Carol" this week at Roppongi Hills Arena.

JUJU stood in front of a giant 10-meter-tall tree and sang "Ikutsu Demo Kawareru Kikkake ni Nareba" and the movie's theme song, "Present."

Harisenbon's Haruka told the singer that she would be spending Christmas with a man, to which JUJU replied "I wish I had that kind of luck."

The singer finished up by singing "Morobito Kozorite" with a 1,000-member choir.

"Disney's A Christmas Carol" opens in Japan on Saturday.

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Meet me in Montreal. We can be the next John and Yoko. Bush n JuJu.

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hope you meant presence, if not, wow what a golddigger!

lulz

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JuJu I have a nice place in Hakodate the needs the presents of a woman.

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I think Christmas is a bunch a bullcrap anyway. Let's cut down a symbol (the evergreen tree) of everlasting life (your spirit) killing it. Then after you have symbolically destroyed your soul, let's put a bunch of bling on it and spread a lot of materialistic garbage around it. A ritual of how consumerism sucks the soul right out of you. Bah humbug!

Plastic trees are good man, reusable too. Had the same minature tree for 4 years now, same materials and decorations too. The wife and me don't have that much money, but I like seeing her face light up when I get her a gift.

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Well if you don't mind married men who've faired badly in the recession I just may be able to fit you in.

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I think Christmas is a bunch a bullcrap anyway. Let's cut down a symbol (the evergreen tree) of everlasting life (your spirit) killing it. Then after you have symbolically destroyed your soul, let's put a bunch of bling on it and spread a lot of materialistic garbage around it. A ritual of how consumerism sucks the soul right out of you. Bah humbug!

Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown!

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Good luck, JUJU! Just wow him with that dry wit!

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Christmas, holiday and sleep in. Never like turkey, too big and tasteless. Prefer fried chicken anytime over turkey. Of course, my wife will cook the turkey as usual and I will only eat the thighs until she uses the left over for some other dishes like fried rice, etc.

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I think Christmas is a bunch a bullcrap anyway. Let's cut down a symbol (the evergreen tree) of everlasting life (your spirit) killing it. Then after you have symbolically destroyed your soul, let's put a bunch of bling on it and spread a lot of materialistic garbage around it. A ritual of how consumerism sucks the soul right out of you. Bah humbug!

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How did Christmas become a romantic holiday in Japan?!

Good question. I suspect restaurants first saw the opportunity to create a "Christmas Dinner", and that evolved into bigger dinners, with gifts, and then romantic hotel packages.

Maybe some of the very old timers could explain it.

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I am out of the country for christmas and thank god. I hate christmas here with kentucky fried chicken being pushed or those scrawny chickens the rip people off on.

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She can spend Christmas with me, I would be happy to help!

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a romantic holiday for some of the least romantic people i've ever seen

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Hmm, bad juju...........

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dont know how, but its been that way for a long time, the little kids have been demanding more presents of late so in that regard its becoming more western like

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How did Christmas become a romantic holiday in Japan?!

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