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1 Japan: Land of the Rising Sun Art, Manners, Bushidos and Ninjas

2 Art: Chinese influence http://img2 79.images hack.us/im g279/1314 /samuraia ssault9ah.j pg

3 Art: Buddhist influence http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00798/kyoto_798861c.jpg

4 Art: Japanese Shinto http://www.brentwoo d.k12.ca.us/EHS/Tea chers/Currie/ukiyo-e- edo-japan- pilgrimage-to-the- shinto-shrine-edo- japan.jpg

5 Art: Spot the difference http://m odernto kyotime s.com/w p- content/ uploads /2012/0 4/00-00- 00-00- 00ahok usai9.jp g http://gregc ookland.co m/journal/u ploaded_i mages/pic RISDHoku sai- 713950.jpg

6 Game

7 Manners: Chopsticks http://www.japanzine.jp/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/011.jpg http://j-cul.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/hashiwatashi.jpg

8 Manners: Women http://vecto.rs/1024/vector-of-a-cartoon-waiting-man-with-spider-webs- coloring-page-outline-by-ron-leishman-13514.jpg http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/31300000/Cinderella-and- the-clock-disney-princess-31391995-500-736.jpg

9 Manners: Avoiding the number 4 http://www.tofugu.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/missing_4.jpg

10 Manners: Waiting for most honored guest http://www.clipartguide.com/_named_clipart_images/0511-1011-2417- 0712_Family_Praying_Over_Thanksgiving_Dinner_clipart_image.jpg

11 Manners: Never pour your own drink http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2559/4096985135_94ba0eca0f_z.jpg

12 Quiz 1.) True or false: When you are done eating your rice, stick them into your bowl 2.) True or false: Girls are seen as independent/strong people 3.) What is the number that has connotations of death to the Japanese? 4.) True or false: You are able to begin eating right when you are served 5.) When you are thirsty, and there is a pitcher of water on the table, what do you do?

13 Bushido The code in which the Samurai lived by http://www.hanzo.bloger.index.hr/default.aspx?date=1.1.2007.

14 Warrior class Nobles, like knights Upper classes

15 Samurai "One who serves" Assigned to guard members of the imperial court

16 Meaning of Bushido

17 Skit

18 Ninja- Shinobi http://landsofwisdom.com/?p=7184

19 Ninja- Ninjutsu Training http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPUVBnjnqUA

20 Ninja

21 Skit

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