Christmas in Sakura School Simulator: Santa House and Costumes

Christmas is still a few weeks away, but Sakura School Simulator players can start planning their celebrations now. Garusoft's sandbox game hides a Santa House, a Christmas tree house, a sleigh, and a set of holiday costumes that many players never use.

Plenty of players assume a festive scene in Sakura School Simulator has to be built from scratch with props. In fact, the Sakura Town map already has a Christmas corner that works for photos, roleplay, and video content.

This guide covers where the Santa House is, what you can do around it, the full list of Christmas costumes, and ideas for a holiday party. Locations and costumes come from the community-run Sakura School Simulator wiki on Fandom and the official App Store release notes, so details may change after future updates.

Where Is the Santa House in Sakura School Simulator?

The Santa House sits behind the Cat Cafe, one of the most popular hangout spots in Sakura Town. If you already know the way to the cafe, just walk around to the back of the building.

According to the community wiki, the Santa House was added around version 1.038. The building stays on the map all year, not only in December, so you can shoot Christmas content any time, including now for end-of-year uploads.

Right beside the Santa House is a house shaped like a Christmas tree. Together they make the area feel like Santa's village without placing a single prop.

Source: the community-run Sakura School Simulator wiki on Fandom. Features may change after game updates.

Santa's Sleigh and the Presents That Are Bombs

A sleigh is parked outside the Santa House, and players can climb into it. It is a natural spot for a photo of Santa getting ready to deliver gifts.

There is a surprise that catches many players off guard. The community wiki notes that the presents piled on the sleigh are actually bombs disguised as gifts. Be careful when staging a gift-giving scene with NPCs, because it can quickly turn into chaos.

For content creators, that detail is a gift of its own. Think of a fake Santa exposed when his presents explode, or a detective story about who swapped the gifts for bombs.

Full List of Christmas Costumes

Christmas costumes belong to the holiday clothing group added for special events. The community wiki notes these outfits are not time-limited, so you can wear them all year through the normal outfit menu.

The selection is enough for a full party: Santa outfits for girls and boys, a Christmas tree costume, a reindeer costume, an angel costume, a fairy costume, and a snowman costume. The female fairy outfit was fixed in version 1.042.15 in April 2024.

For a more casual look, the game also has winter clothes. Version 1.043.21, released on December 20, 2024, added four winter outfits for boys, and version 1.045.12 in June 2025 added three more for boys and three for girls.

Costume list from the community-run Sakura School Simulator wiki on Fandom; winter clothes from the official 1.043.21 and 1.045.12 release notes.

How to Throw a Christmas Party in the Game

First, cast your characters. Put one character in the Santa outfit, two in reindeer costumes, and the rest in winter clothes as guests. If you switch between characters, change each outfit before gathering at the Santa House.

Second, switch on the illuminations. The lights look best in the evening, so set the in-game time to dusk or night for clearer photos.

Third, add your own props around the Christmas tree house, such as tables, cakes, and gift boxes. Remember that the presents on the sleigh are bombs, so use your own gift props for any exchange scene.

Fourth, take photos from an angle that shows both the chimney and the tree house. That framing makes the holiday setting obvious even on a small phone screen.

Carry On Into New Year: Kimono, Yukata, and Shrine Maiden

After Christmas, the party can roll into the new year. The community wiki lists yukata, kimono, and the shrine maiden outfit as the New Year costumes.

These outfits fit the Sakura Town shrine for a first-prayer-of-the-year scene. That lets you build a complete end-of-year series, from the Santa House on Christmas Eve to a shrine visit on New Year's morning.

Conclusion

Sakura School Simulator already ships with most of what you need for a Christmas party: the Santa House, a Christmas tree house, illuminations, a sleigh, and six holiday costumes. All you need to add is a cast, a night setting, and a few props.

Just remember that the sleigh presents are not real gifts. Bring your own boxes so the party does not end with an explosion.