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The Japan Project is a multi-lesson unit designed to give KS1 and KS2 students a cross-curricular introduction to Japan. The unit includes lessons on Japan’s location, physical geography, climate, and wildlife and covers aspects of the Science, Art & Design, Computing and Geography curricula.
Japan is an archipelago, or string of islands, on the eastern edge of Asia. FAST FACTS. OFFICIAL NAME: Japan. FORM OF GOVERNMENT: Parliamentary government with a constitutional monarchy. CAPITAL:...
Level: Key Stage 3. Age: 11-15 years. Resource Type: Presentations / Lesson Plans / Worksheets. In the first lesson of this unit students learn key features of Japan’s location and geography, including that it is within the Pacific Ring of Fire and on the boundaries of four tectonic plates.
Tokyo is the capital of Japan, an island country in eastern Asia. It is located on Japan’s main island, Honshu. The city lies on Tokyo Bay, which is part of the Pacific Ocean. Tokyo is one of the largest cities in the world.
Tokyo is the capital of Japan and one of the largest cities in the world. It’s the center of politics, economy, and culture. Capital of Japan Tokyo Make a list of places you want to visit in Japan. Before you travel to Japan, let’s learn about Japan and prepare for your school visit. Preparatory Learning Guide for Educational Travel in Japan
Japan. Capital: Tokyo. Population: 126,860,301. The Geography of Japan. Borders: Japan is an island nation in East Asia surrounded by the Pacific Ocean on one side and the Sea of Japan (East Sea) on the other side. Japan shares maritime (water) borders with China, North Korea, South Korea, Philippines, Northern Mariana Islands, and Russia.
Introduction. Japan profile. The Asian country of Japan is marked by contrast between old and new. The country values its complex and ancient cultural traditions. Yet Japan is known for its powerful, modern economy and its advanced technology. Japan’s capital is Tokyo. Geography. Japan is located off the east coast of Asia.
