JAPAN BY ZAC TAYLOR

COMMON SAYINGS Excuse me – shitsurel shimasu Cheers - kanpai I'm sorry – gomen nasai Your welcome - douitashimashite Here you are - douzo Do your best – ganbatte kudasai I receive - itadakimasu

FLAG National anthem May the region of the emperor continue for a thousand, Nay eight thousand generations and for the eternity that it takes for small pebbles to grow into a great rock and become covered with moss The red circle represents the sun

SCHOOL In Japan kids start school when they are six. The first nine years of school are compulsory. After they are 15 they have the choice to leave. After 3 more years at high school you can go to uni. Many people have to wear uniforms. On school trips children were bright hats so they can be seen. Some of the topics they do are Maths, P.E, Music and History

CURRENCY Japanese money is called okane [ Pronounced oh- kah- neh] The yen is the basic coin in Japan just like the penny is the basic coin in America $ 1.00 = yen $.01 = 1.00 yen $5.00 = yen $.07 = 5.00 yen $ 200 = 15, yen 2.64 = 200 yen

Itinerary Day one: Arrive at Japan by plane then check in to a hotel called Keio plaza. Day two: Go to eokyo Summerland it is a water adventure world Day three: Arrive at Disneyland go to half Disneyland Day four: Go to other half Disneyland Day five: Go on Tokyo water cruise Day six: Go and have lunch down at the park Day seven: Go to edo Tokyo look at half of it Day eight: Look at other half of edo Tokyo Day nine: Just relax and have a swim in the pool Day ten: Pack up and go home on a long plane trip

FOOD Rice- most meals- breakfast they add an egg or soya sauce Sushi- a rice dish prepped with sushi vinegar Domburi- cooked rice with other foods on top. Some of the most popular toppings are chicken beef and egg Sea food- they eat it raw, dried, boiled or grilled