thanksgiving became a holiday in america on december 26, 1941.
when did thanksgiving become a holiday in america?
december 26, 1941
thanksgiving, currently celebrated on the fourth thursday in november by federal legislation in 1941, has been an annual tradition in the united states by presidential proclamation since 1863 and by state legislation since the founding fathers of the united states. historically, thanksgiving has traditionally been a celebration of the blessings of the year, including the harvest. what americans call the "holiday season" generally begins with thanksgiving. thanksgiving is celebrated both with family and in public places with parades such as macy's thanksgiving parade in new york city, abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade in philadelphia, america's hometown thanksgiving parade in plymouth, massachusetts, mcdonald's thanksgiving parade in chicago, and bayou classic thanksgiving parade in new orleans. this first day after thanksgiving day—black friday (shopping)—marks the start of the christmas shopping season.
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her younger twin sister heaco is also a singer. in 1998, chocolat married the musician akito katayose from the band great3 in maui, hawaii, which subsequently became her favorite place. in 2000, she moved from epic records to warner bros. japan and later that year recorded the duet single "veranda" with her husband, credited as akito katayose featuring chocolat. in 2005, she and her husband formed the group chocolat & akito.





















































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bullet::::- (21 may 1997) produced by shibuya-kei group neil & iraiza.





















































bullet::::- (1 july 1997）produced by hideki kaji





















































bullet::::- "twinkle starberry" (1 november 1997)
chocolat (singer)