Japan
SPORTS Japan has many sports. Some are like ours and some are not. Some Japanese practice martial arts. A few practice Aikido. Aikido is a practice of smooth movements. Aikido is practiced to clear your mind. Judo and Karate are practiced mainly for self defense. They require fast sharp movements. Other sports include baseball, basketball, golf and skiing. SCHOOLS Japan's schools are like any other school you would see here in the U.S.A. There is only one difference. They speak Japanese. In Japan, students go to year round school. Year round school is where they go the school all year long. Japanese kids, as you can imagine are probably smarter than us. JAPANESE POETRY Japan has given the world many beautiful things. Their culture., traditions and influence have touched nearly every aspect . . .
The first line contains five syllables, the second line contains three syllables and the third line has five. Then there are the fourteen other judges who the cabinet votes in. EMPLOYMENT The employment rate is 90% employed and 10% unemployed. Some of them are Korean, English and Japanese. The House of Councillors is made up of five hundred and eleven members. CUSTOMS Japans Customs are very different from ours. There is always a special pattern in the number of verses. As you have read Japan's government is much like ours. To go from country to country they get an airplane. Not long after they went to Japan they made their own language and called it Japanese.
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