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Japan Research Project Day Five

History In 1945, what two countries were at war?two countries Who was Sadako Sasaki and why is she known all around the world?Sadako Sasaki What Japanese astronaut walked in space?Japanese astronaut What are the parts of Japanese government?government What is the Emperor’s job?Emperor’s What does the Diet do?Diet What are some of the important facts in Japanese history?important facts Use some of the above links to complete the organizer in Kidspiration. After completing the assignment, print it and turn it in.Kidspiration

Landmarks If I visit Japan, what are some attractions that I would want to see? attractions What famous animal statues are found in a Japanese shrine?animal statues Is there a tower taller than the Eiffel Tower in France?tower What is Daibutsu?Daibutsu Where does the Emperor of Japan live?Emperor

Use this link to go to the BCR page. After you have written your response, print your paper and turn it in.BCR page

This is the end of Day Five. Day Six begins on the next slide.