In an amusing show of Yuletide spirit, an individual, presumably of Japanese origin, was sighted taking a plunge in India's Ganges River, donned in a Santa Claus hat. The spectacle, which caught the attention of locals and tourists, has sparked online discussions. People are intrigued by who the 'Ganges Santa' is and his motivation for his unconventional celebration.

In Japan, Christmas isn't a national holiday, but it's celebrated in a secular and commercial way, often with a focus on fun and humor. The news about the 'Ganges Santa' has diverted mainstream festive discussions as people find joy and amusement in the unidentified individual's bold, unique way of spreading Christmas cheer, highlighting the Japanese value of harmony and goodwill.

In the US or EU, much like Japan, lighter stories often circulate during the holiday season, bringing joy and unity amidst routine news. The 'Ganges Santa's activities resonate similarly, sparking discussions on the unconventional yet harmless ways people celebrate festivities around the world.