By Liam Carmichael

The Japanese Currency is yen. There are four kinds notes and six kinds of coins. Japanese currency is made to help people with sight problems. All the notes and coins are different sizes. Each note also has raised bumps in the bottom NOTES COIN 10,000 yen 500 yen 5,000 yen 100 yen 2,000 yen 50 yen 1,000 yen 10 yen 5 yen 1 yen

Thank you - Arigatou Hello (phone) - Moshi moshi Hello - konnichiwa Have a safe trip - Itte irashai No - Iie Yes - Hai / ee Sure - Mochiron Good evening - Konbanwa Be careful - Abunai Excuse me - Shimatta Good Morning - Ohayou gozaimasu

1.Nagasaki - Atomic bomb Museum. The museum covers the story of the atomic bomb that landed on Nagasaki on 9th August, The museum also covers the history of nuclear weapons development and photos of the bombing. 2. Hiroshima - Hiroshima Castle Built in 1589 the castle is sometimes called Carp Castle, is five stories tall it is surrounded by a moat. Hiroshima Castle was destroyed by the Atomic bomb in 1945 and rebuilt after the war. 3.Osaka - Sumiyoshi Shrine The Shrine is one of the oldest shrines in Japan. It was built in the third century. The shrine is believed to protect travellers, fishermen and sailors on the sea. 4.Yokohama - Sky Walk It is a pedestrian walk way which crosses the Yokohama bay bridge. Along the Sky walk there are telescopes to show views of the port. 5.Tokyo - Disneyland 10 million people go to Disneyland. It was built on 1983 and it was also built in U.S.A. Disney owns some accommodation as well.

DAY 17:00am Drive to Melbourne Tullamarine Airport 12:00am Board plane and fly to Nagasaki 10:00pm Arrive at Nagasaki Airport and pick up luggage 11:00pm Find a taxi and go to Sakamotoya hotel. DAY 29:00am Breakfast 10:00am Taxi to Atomic Bomb museum 12:00pm Lunch at museum 2:00pm Taxi back to hotel 2:30pm Taxi to train station and hope on train. 5:30pm Find a taxi and go to Rihga Royal Hotel in Hiroshima

DAY 3 9:00am Breakfast 10:30am go to Hiroshima Castle 12:00pm Have lunch at Hiroshima Castle 12:30 Keep on looking at the Castle 1:00pm Go to the hotel and have a swim and have a rest. 6:pm have some dinner at the hotel 7:30pm Night time sightseeing bus tour 9:00pm Arrive back at hotel and go to bed. DAY 4 9:00am breakfast 10:00am Taxi to train station and hop on a train to Osaka. 12:00pm Arrive at Osaka train station & have lunch at a restaurant 1:00pm Check into Hotel Monterey in Osaka city 2:30pm Catch a tram to Sumiyoshi Shrine 4:30pm Arrive at Umeda Sky Building - Floating Garden Observatory 6:30pm Arrive at hotel & have dinner 9:00pm Board Night Bus to Yokohama — 8 hour trip

DAY 55:am Arrive at Yokohama 5:30am Check into Shin Yokohama Prince Hotel 9:00am Breakfast 9:30am Taxi to the skywalk 12:30pm Have Lunch 1:00pm Arrive at train station 2:00pm Arrive at Tokyo train station 2:30pm Taxi to Disneyland resort 3:30pm Check into resort and rest for the evening 9:00pm Go to bed DAY 67:00am Breakfast 8:00am Take a monorail to Disneyland 12:00pm Lunch 1:00pm Disneyland rides 6:00pm Dinner at Adventureland Restaurant 7:00pm Back to the hotel DAY 7 8:00am breakfast 9:00am Arrive at Bullet Train Station for two day tour to Mt. Fuji 9:30am Depart 12:00pm Lunch on train 12:30pm Continue trip 6:00pm Dinner 9:00pm Bed

DAY 88:00am Breakfast on train 8:30am Arrive at Mt Fuji Station 9:00am Join tour group to see Mt Fuji 12:00pm Lunch 1:00pm Boat cruise on Lake Ashi 4:00pm Return by bus to Kozantei Ubuya hotel 6:00pm Dinner 9:00pm Bed DAY 99:00am Breakfast 10:00am Arrive at train station 10:30am Depart to Tokyo 12:00pm Lunch on train 6:00pm arrive at Tokyo 6:30pm Arrive at Tokyo City Hotel 7:00pm Dinner 9:00pm Bed DAY 106:00am breakfast 6:30am Shuttle bus to Tokyo Airport 9:00am Fly home to Melbourne 7:00pm Arrive at Melbourne Airport 8:30 Drive home

Intro In Japan there are many different Festivals celebrated throughout the year. They are mostly very traditional festivals based around religion. Cherry Blossoms Day The coming of the cherry blossoms is one of the happiest events in Japan. It means that Spring is coming and that the winters in Japan are very cold. The festival also has a more cultural meaning, tea ceremonies, traditional Japanese music or dance performances take place. Cherry blossoms are lit up at night during the festival. People can bring food to have a picnic under the cherry blossom trees. Japanese New Year Japanese New Years day is the most celebrated holiday in Japan. During the first few days of the new year you will find every shop is closed. The new year celebration lasts for five to six days. On new years eve before midnight, Buddhist temples ring bells 108 times to remember Japans Hardships. This ritual is a way to send out the old year and bring in the new.

· World war 2 · Bombing Midway · SURRENDER OF JAPAN · Japan Olympics · The Missing Olympics · The bombing of Hiroshima · Bombing Darwin · Tokyo Sports Events · Bombing Of Tokyo · Mao sedum's defeat against China.

In Japanese history family was very important. It was expected that the oldest son inherit the position of head of the house. The rest of the children were expected to leave when married. In modern Japan family is still important, but things have changed slightly. The head of the house is over, since children now choose their future jobs freely. Women are still the primary caretakers, however more Japanese women now have jobs and a family, In Japan children are raised to work hard and take education seriously. Also in most Japanese families the grandparents live with their family Japanese Family Modern Japanese Family