Where Is Santa Claus Right Now? II
Where Is Santa Claus Right Now? II – Odile, age 8 from Kinshasa, DR Congo, asks Santa where he is right now, the Congo River, and Christmas traditions in the DRC.
Letters to Santa, North Pole Wit, Christmas Wisdom
Where Is Santa Claus Right Now? II – Odile, age 8 from Kinshasa, DR Congo, asks Santa where he is right now, the Congo River, and Christmas traditions in the DRC.
Is There a Christmas Karen? II – Xinyi, age 9 from Taipei, Taiwan, asks Santa about the name Karen, Taipei 101, and how Christmas is celebrated in Taiwan.
Can I Leave Cookies for Santa? II – Wade, age 8 from Pierre, South Dakota, asks Santa about leaving cookies, Mount Rushmore, and being one of the smallest state capitals.
Does Bruce Springsteen Sing ‘Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town’? II – Destiny, age 9 from Newark, New Jersey, asks Santa about the famous cover, the Passaic River, and New Jersey’s musical heritage.
Is There a Santa in Georgia? II – Wesley, age 9 from Augusta, Georgia, asks Santa about visiting him in Georgia, the Savannah River, and the city’s trading history.
What Are the Lyrics to ‘Santa Claus Is Coming to Town’? II – Ines, age 8 from Faro, Portugal, asks Santa about the song’s lyrics, the Algarve region, and its fishing traditions.
Is There an Annalee Santa? II – Georgia, age 9 from Meredith, New Hampshire, asks Santa about Annalee dolls, Lake Winnipesaukee, and small-town identity.
Does Target Have Santa Hats? II – Anders, age 9 from St. Paul, Minnesota, asks Santa about Santa hats, the Mississippi River, and the St. Paul Winter Carnival’s ice palaces.
Can I Rent a Santa? II – Ingrid, age 9 from Trondheim, Norway, asks Santa about renting a Santa, Trondheim Fjord, and the historic Nidaros Cathedral.
Can I FaceTime Santa? II – Ji-ho, age 8 from Incheon, South Korea, asks Santa about video calling him, Incheon International Airport, and South Korea’s fast internet.
Do You Like Christmas Videos? II – Nigar, age 9 from Baku, Azerbaijan, asks Santa about Christmas videos, the Caspian Sea, and the New Year tree tradition.
What Is a Christmas Berry? II – Isabel, age 9 from Santa Barbara, California, asks Santa about Christmas berries, the city’s Spanish mission history, and California’s native plants.
Is There a Life-Size Santa? II – Rocco, age 8 from Naples, Italy, asks Santa about life-size decorations, Mount Vesuvius, and Naples as the birthplace of pizza.
Are There Christmas Cruises in 2026? II – Aminath, age 8 from Male, Maldives, asks Santa about Christmas cruises, being the world’s lowest-lying country, and the Maldives’ welcoming tourism industry.
Is There a Giant Inflatable Santa? II – Rosa, age 8 from Santa Fe, New Mexico, asks Santa about giant inflatables, being the highest state capital, and the city’s blended cultural heritage.
Weihnachtsmann: Are you different from Saint Nicholas, who comes December 6th? – Paul, age 9, asks the Weihnachtsmann are you different from Saint Nicholas, who comes December 6th?, about the Spree River, and why Berlin was divided by a wall
Father Christmas: Did Charles Dickens write about you in A Christmas Carol? – Ivy, age 9, asks Father Christmas did Charles Dickens write about you in A Christmas Carol?, about the River Irwell, and Manchester’s industrial history
Babbo Natale: Do you have to share gift-giving with La Befana on January 6th? – Chiara, age 9, asks Babbo Natale do you have to share gift-giving with La Befana on January 6th?, about the Tiber River, and what Vatican City is
Baba Noel: Do you come on Christmas Eve like my Santa, or a different night? – Lea, age 9, asks Baba Noel do you come on Christmas Eve like my Santa, or a different night?, about the Mediterranean Sea, and why Lebanon celebrates Christmas and Eid
Julenissen: Are you more like an elf than a big human Santa? – Sindre, age 9, asks Julenissen are you more like an elf than a big human Santa?, about the Oslofjord, and the Nobel Peace Prize
Deda Mraz: Do you wear a long robe like the Russian Santa, or a short jacket? – Selma, age 7, asks Deda Mraz do you wear a long robe like the Russian Santa, or a short jacket?, about the Dinaric Alps, and Sarajevo’s mosques, churches, and synagogues
Jultomten: Do you bring gifts to every child in Sweden? – Wilma, age 9, asks Jultomten do you bring gifts to every child in Sweden?, about Stockholm’s fourteen islands, and the Nobel Prizes
Joulupukki: Do you have elves helping you? – Helmi, age 8, asks Joulupukki do you have elves helping you?, about the Arctic Circle, and Finland’s Sami reindeer herders
Babbo Natale: Why do you look more regal or king-like than the American Santa? – Elena, age 8, asks Babbo Natale why do you look more regal or king-like than the American Santa?, about the Tiber River, and what Vatican City is
Mos Craciun: Do you come down the chimney? – Ioana, age 7, asks Mos Craciun do you come down the chimney?, about the Carpathian Mountains, and Romania’s folklore history
Julemanden: Your name means The Christmas Man. Are you the Danish Santa? – Emil, age 8, asks Julemanden your name means The Christmas Man. Are you the Danish Santa?, about the Oresund strait, and Denmark’s ancient monarchy
St. Nick: Do you carry a staff like a shepherd? – Beau, age 7, asks St. Nick do you carry a staff like a shepherd?, about the Mississippi River, and Louisiana’s levee bonfire tradition
Kris Kringle: Do you have elves helping you? – Ava, age 7, asks Kris Kringle do you have elves helping you?, about Boston’s Atlantic coast, and its role in the American Revolution
Father Christmas: Why did you and Santa Claus eventually become the same person? – Lily, age 9, asks Father Christmas why did you and Santa Claus eventually become the same person?, about the River Irwell, and Manchester’s industrial history
Samichlaus: Do you carry a staff like Saint Nicholas? – Elias, age 9, asks Samichlaus do you carry a staff like Saint Nicholas?, about Lake Zurich, and Switzerland’s four official languages
Pere Noel: France’s Father Christmas Explained – Sophie, age 8 from Baltimore, asks Pere Noel about French Christmas Eve traditions and his companion Pere Fouettard.
Kris Kringle: How a German Word Became an American Santa Explained – Benjamin, age 8 from Little Rock, asks Kris Kringle how his name traveled from Germany to America.