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Behavior in Japan

   They bow to greet one another and their king.
   They have festivals to show respect for their
    land.
   They also respect their land by not littering.
   Old and special people get special greetings.
   For example, people bow VERY low.
   The Japanese use the carp (a type of fish) to
    symbolize strength and courage.
   They will hide their own feelings instead of
    hurting another's .
   They bow to people even when they talk on
    the phone.
   The lower you bow the more respect you
    give.
Food in Japan

   They eat seafood like octopus, shark, and fish. The
    fish is also called sashimi. When it is called this it’s
    dipped in soy sauce and horseradish mustard.
   Rice is an important part of their meals. It is
    Japan’s biggest crop. The Japanese people put raw
    fish over their rice.
   Sushi is an important part of meals.
   They use chopsticks to pick up their food.
   The food is arranged to look beautiful on plates.
   Some other things they eat are soup, sour
    pickles, seaweed, veggies, Tofu and grilled
    chicken.
Japanese Homes

   People live in crowded citys. They have small
    rooms. Some live in tall buildings.
   People take off their shoes at the door
    because their floor is covered in tatami mats.
   At night time lots sleep on mats called
    futons.
   Kids usually wear what we wear like jeans T-
    shirts and sneakers.
   Business people wear suits. Grown ups
    wear robes made of colored silk! The
    robes are called kimonos. Today kimonos
    are only worn on special days.
   For the preparing for a tea ceremony it is
    ordered great. Some wealthy people have
    tea houses for ceremony‘s.
   In some traditional homes really thin
    screens divide the rooms. The screens
    can be moved to make a room big or
    small.
School in Japan

   Students learn to write characters.
   They learn how to write .
   They eat in the classroom.
   They go to school 5 days a week.
   They go Saturday every 2 months.
   They wear the same clothes.
   They learn teamwork.
   They clean their school everyday.
   They have to pass a hard test to go to high school.
   All the schools follow a strict scedgual.
   Students go out and shop for uniforms for school.
   If you visit the museums/castles, temples and parks
    you will see a group of school children everywhere.
Religion in Japan


   Shinto means the way of the gods.
   Japanese people believe that everything
    has a spirit they call this kami.
   People honor kami at shrines.
   The most famous religion is shinto and
    buddhist .
   Most people believe in both shinto and
    buddhist.
   A buddhist beleif is that you are born
    over and over again.
Environment of Japan

   Three fourths or the islands are covered with
    mountains.
   There islands are covered with volcanoes.
   Many animals live on their land like snow
    monkeys , brown bears and deer.
   They saw the sunrise that’s why they named their
    land sources of the sun.
   They called their land Nippon.
   Each of their islands are not the same.
   The northern land are a lot colder than others.
    They have plenty of snow.
   Japan has islands as narrow as 3000 km.
   Some forests look like gardens.
Sports in Japan

   Sumo wrestling is a kind of sport.
   Sumo wrestlers weigh up to 300 pounds.
   There goal is to knock each other out of the
    circle.
   Men have to gain weight and become fat and
    strong.
   Another popular sport is kendo.
   Kendo means the way of the sword. Samurai
    and ninja do kendo to train.
   They do fencing . For practice ,they use
    swords made out of bamboo.
   Another popular sport is baseball. Baseball is
    as important as important as it is here. Also it
    is the same.
   Another sport is martial arts. Martial arts is
    karate.

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Japanese Culture - Class Powerpoint

  • 2. Behavior in Japan  They bow to greet one another and their king.  They have festivals to show respect for their land.  They also respect their land by not littering.  Old and special people get special greetings.  For example, people bow VERY low.  The Japanese use the carp (a type of fish) to symbolize strength and courage.
  • 3. They will hide their own feelings instead of hurting another's .  They bow to people even when they talk on the phone.  The lower you bow the more respect you give.
  • 4. Food in Japan  They eat seafood like octopus, shark, and fish. The fish is also called sashimi. When it is called this it’s dipped in soy sauce and horseradish mustard.  Rice is an important part of their meals. It is Japan’s biggest crop. The Japanese people put raw fish over their rice.  Sushi is an important part of meals.  They use chopsticks to pick up their food.  The food is arranged to look beautiful on plates.  Some other things they eat are soup, sour pickles, seaweed, veggies, Tofu and grilled chicken.
  • 5. Japanese Homes  People live in crowded citys. They have small rooms. Some live in tall buildings.  People take off their shoes at the door because their floor is covered in tatami mats.  At night time lots sleep on mats called futons.  Kids usually wear what we wear like jeans T- shirts and sneakers.
  • 6. Business people wear suits. Grown ups wear robes made of colored silk! The robes are called kimonos. Today kimonos are only worn on special days.  For the preparing for a tea ceremony it is ordered great. Some wealthy people have tea houses for ceremony‘s.  In some traditional homes really thin screens divide the rooms. The screens can be moved to make a room big or small.
  • 7. School in Japan  Students learn to write characters.  They learn how to write .  They eat in the classroom.  They go to school 5 days a week.  They go Saturday every 2 months.  They wear the same clothes.  They learn teamwork.  They clean their school everyday.  They have to pass a hard test to go to high school.  All the schools follow a strict scedgual.  Students go out and shop for uniforms for school.  If you visit the museums/castles, temples and parks you will see a group of school children everywhere.
  • 8. Religion in Japan  Shinto means the way of the gods.  Japanese people believe that everything has a spirit they call this kami.  People honor kami at shrines.  The most famous religion is shinto and buddhist .  Most people believe in both shinto and buddhist.  A buddhist beleif is that you are born over and over again.
  • 9. Environment of Japan  Three fourths or the islands are covered with mountains.  There islands are covered with volcanoes.  Many animals live on their land like snow monkeys , brown bears and deer.  They saw the sunrise that’s why they named their land sources of the sun.  They called their land Nippon.  Each of their islands are not the same.  The northern land are a lot colder than others. They have plenty of snow.  Japan has islands as narrow as 3000 km.  Some forests look like gardens.
  • 10. Sports in Japan  Sumo wrestling is a kind of sport.  Sumo wrestlers weigh up to 300 pounds.  There goal is to knock each other out of the circle.  Men have to gain weight and become fat and strong.  Another popular sport is kendo.  Kendo means the way of the sword. Samurai and ninja do kendo to train.
  • 11. They do fencing . For practice ,they use swords made out of bamboo.  Another popular sport is baseball. Baseball is as important as important as it is here. Also it is the same.  Another sport is martial arts. Martial arts is karate.