In which country do women give men chocolate on Valentines Day (and not vice versa)?

a) Finland
b) Estonia
c) India
d) Iran
e) Japan

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Women give men chocolate on Valentines Day in e) Japan.

In this Asian country, Valentine's Day is all about women purchasing the right amount and quality of chocolate for their husbands, boyfriends, and even male coworkers. There are two types of chocolates given to men in Japan on February 14. One is honmei-choco, which is prospective winner, or lovers' chocolate. The other is giri-choco, which is obligation chocolate for platonic recipients.

Men don't have to return the favor until a month later, on March 14, or White Day. Men are expected to give gifts at least doubly as valuable to women on this “reply day.” White Day was originally launched by a marshmallow manufacturer, which tried to convince men to give these puffy white confections to women. Now, in addition to marshmallows, men give white chocolates, white lingerie, and jewelry or other gifts in white packaging to women on March 14. Ahh…marketing genius!

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