- Japan
- An American teacher who spent three weeks in Japan writes about her
experiences. Site includes information on the country's system of education,
its people, and culture and traditions.
- Japan in the Electronic
Passport - Introduces the land and people of modern
Japan.
- Japanese Food-
Basic information and photographs. Includes a more detailed look at
two popular noodle dishes, sushi, and the snacks prepared by street
vendors.
- Japanese Food-
Tells about popular Japanese food and table manners. Provides recipes
for several common dishes. Includes a guide to using chopsticks.
- Japanese
Festivals and Celebrations - A collection of photos
and descriptions of how Japanese celebrate.
- Japanese Weddings
- Provides a short introduction to Japanese wedding
ceremonies, complete with photographs.
- Jumping Into Japan
- Learn about Japanese sports, traditions, cultures,
even how to use chopsticks. Includes folk tales and other activities.
- Kids Web Japan
- Learn all about the land and people of Japan. Explore its tradition
and culture, learn about its schools and businesses, and try some simple
Japanese recipes.
- Let's Travel to
Japan - Fourth graders write about the country,
its people, its history, and its culture.
- Marriage
Ceremony in Japan - A Japanese couple describes
the traditional wedding ceremony, then tells all about their own. Includes
photographs.
- Odd
Japanology - Includes quizzes about Japan as well
as lists of Japanese heroes and heroines, from ancient gods to Nomo
and Ichiro.
- Peggy's Japan Page
- An American woman tells about her travels to Japan.
Includes information on the country's people, its culture, and its system
of education. With photographs.
- Rising Sun: A Cultural
Portrait of Japan - Examines the politics, language,
arts, entertainment, and lifestyles of Japan.
- Rolling Your Own Sushi
- Detailed guide to preparing sushi. Includes recipes for several different
varieties.
- Roger and Marilyn's
Photo Tour of Tokyo - A multimedia virtual tour
of Japan's capital with more than 200 photographs, maps, sounds, music,
narration, and personal observations.
- Seeking the World Cultural
Heritage of Japan - Japanese students introduce
their country as they see it.
- Shichi-Go-San
for Kids - Visit a shinto shrine, learn about the
1000 year candy, and see what kids wear for the holiday.
- Things
Japanese - A detailed look at weddings and marriage
customs.
- Welcome to Japan
- Elementary school students write about Japan's culture,
geography, system of education, economy, and industry.
- The
World Factbook 2000 -- Japan - An overview of Japan's
government, economy, population, system of transportation, and military.
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