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Japan

Let's discover the islands, mountains, forests and marine nature of Japan. Let's compare old cities, flowering trees and paper forms, and learn to distinguish observation from guesswork.

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  • 10Thematic lessons
  • 10Sequential lessons
  • 50Scored tasks
  • 10Theory sections
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What will we study

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Islands and capitalTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Japan: many islands

    We distinguish between a country, an island and an archipelago.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
  2. Tokyo and the city's rivers

    Reading the symbols of the capital.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
Mountains and their imagesTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Fuji: mountain and image

    We distinguish a natural object from an image.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Japanese Alps

    We find mountains on the island of Honshu.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Northern forests and southern seaTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Hokkaido: forests and seasons

    Comparing observations from different seasons.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Okinawa and corals

    We distinguish between living coral, reef and sea water.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Cities and buildingsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Kyoto: a city with history

    We distinguish the previous role of the city from the current one.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Himeji: lock and materials

    We don't guess the material just by color.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Flowers and paperTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Sakura: flowers and observations

    We compare flowering without a general schedule for the entire country.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Washi and paper forms

    Distinguish between material, papermaking and folding.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1

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