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The Japanese are the ninth largest people in the world (130 million people). The majority of the Japanese live in their own national state of Japan (Nippon) (127 million), located on the Japanese Islands, near the coast South-East Asia. Japan is an island state consisting of the islands of Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu and numerous small islands adjoining them. Territory - 372.2 thousand km 2. Capital - Tokyo (10.9 million).
The rulers of Japan in all historical times were emperors (mikado), continuously leading their family for 124 generations, starting from the 7th century BC. They were deified, considered the descendants of the sun goddess Amaterasu. Japanese hieroglyphic combination tenno - Heavenly master. The dynasty of Japanese emperors is the oldest of the royal dynasties that have survived to this day on Earth. According to tradition, the emperor of Japan cannot be a woman, this rule has never been violated.
Japan has one of the highest life expectancies in the world at over 82 years. Now in Japan, more people have crossed the centennial milestone.
The traditional Japanese dwelling has sliding walls made of frames glued with cardboard. The roof is thatched or tiled. The floor is covered with rice straw mats. Tables, chairs, armchairs are placed only in the living rooms. The tables are low, the Japanese usually sit on their knees, on pillows. There are no beds, they sleep on a mat, they put not a pillow under their heads, but a plank.
The national dress of the Japanese is called kimono. At present, the Japanese wear European clothes in everyday life. Kimono can be seen on New Year, coming-of-age day and at Japanese weddings. The women's kimono differs from the men's in the cut of the sleeves. In women, the sleeves serve as a kind of pockets. In women, it is girded with a wide belt, which is tied with a large bow on the back.
From cultural traditions, the most famous are the tea ceremony, the art of ornamental gardens, and ikebana. Japan is an extraordinary country. And in what other country the main national holidays are flowers? Cherry blossoms in spring - the Japanese admire it. In autumn - a holiday of flowering chrysanthemums, in February - a holiday of plum blossoms, in May - wisteria and irises. And the clothes of Japanese women are floral, the pattern on the kimono should be seasonal.
Japan is currently highly developed industrial country. Without their own resources, only on imported raw materials, the Japanese managed to develop complex and delicate industries: mechanical engineering, electronics, etc., and very quickly reached the world level, creating one of the world's leading economies.
Japan
Slides: 37 Words: 114 Sounds: 0 Effects: 26Culture of Japan. Japanese cultural history. Life, culture. The villages have a linear layout. Traditional house - frame-pillar, usually 1-2 floors. Sliding walls made of frames pasted over with waxed paper or cardboard are characteristic. The floor is raised on small piles. Tables, chairs, armchairs are placed only in the living rooms. The tables are low, the Japanese usually sit on their knees, on pillows. There are no beds, they sleep on a mat, they put not a pillow under their heads, but a plank. The mentality of the nation. Elusive, compromising, sensitive and reflective. Absolutely not selfish and extremely socially dependent. Absorbing and accepting, but with a rigid "friend/foe" system. - Japan.ppt
Lesson Japan
Slides: 18 Words: 361 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0We are studying Japan. Goals: Equipment: Atlas maps. economic map Japan. A political map of the World. Statistical reference books. Paintings, photos, drawings, crafts. Lesson type. Combined. Course of the lesson: Organizational moment. The study of new material: The economic and geographical position of Japan. Population and history of Japan. Number. Place in the world. (127 million people). National composition of the population of Japan. Japanese-99% Ainu-1% The official language is Japanese. The religious composition of the population of Japan. Buddhists and Shintoists. Japanese type of city. Most cities arose in the Middle Ages. After World War II, many cities were Americanized. - Lesson Japan.ppt
Country Japan
Slides: 10 Words: 1005 Sounds: 0 Effects: 54Japan is the land of the rising sun. =^_^=. Menu^_^. Japan. Japan, a mysterious country with a distinctive culture, located at the very sunrise. History of Japan. The first Emperor ascended the throne in 660 BC. Japanese. The official language of the Land of the Rising Sun is Japanese. Although English is compulsory in all educational institutions. Japanese is one of the most difficult languages to learn. Nature of Japan. Japan, a small country huge amount high-tech industries and overpopulated cities. - Country Japan.ppt
Japan grade 11
Slides: 38 Words: 750 Sounds: 2 Effects: 2Culture of Japan. Japanese architecture. Kimono. Ikebana. Martial arts. Writing. Food. Rock garden. Japanese room. Japanese architecture. The cost of a kimono can reach up to $250,000. National clothes - kimono. In Japan there is a word "ikebana". And least of all - a glass vase. Kendo is sword fighting. Sumo wrestling. Karate. Hieroglyphs. The basis of both traditional and modern Japanese food is rice. During cooking, do not stir the rice and wait until all the water has boiled away. The cooked rice should look dry. The Japanese know more than 10 thousand species of marine animals. It is not customary to fry fish and other seafood. - Japan Grade 11.ppt
Japan as a country
Slides: 18 Words: 1130 Sounds: 0 Effects: 121Geography lessons. Geographic reference. The capital is Tokyo. Japan is a mountainous country (75% of the territory). To expand the living space, the water area adjacent to the land is used. Japan is separated from the mainland by the East China, Japan and Okhotsk seas. From the east and southeast, the country is washed by the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Between the islands of Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu lies the Inland Sea of Japan. The population of Japan. The population is distributed unevenly throughout the territory. Almost 4/5 of Japan's population are city dwellers. Life expectancy in the country is the highest in the world. The population of Japan is distinguished by national homogeneity (more than 95% are Japanese). - Japan as a country.ppt
Geography of Japan
Slides: 29 Words: 751 Sounds: 1 Effects: 1Plan: Geographic location. Urban Japan. Japanese economic miracle. Modern Japan. Population - 127 million people. Area - 372 thousand square kilometers. Therefore, all flat places are occupied by fields, roads, settlements. Even the slopes of the mountains are used to create fields. Planting rice - main culture Japan. Due to the lack of land, the Japanese go to sea, creating artificial islands. Economic and geographical position. Components of the Japanese "economic miracle". After the defeat in the war, she had the right to spend no more than 1% of GDP on defense. Therefore, all funds go to the peaceful economy. Low prices on the world market for mineral raw materials and fuel. - Geography of Japan.ppt
Republic of Japan
Slides: 12 Words: 627 Sounds: 0 Effects: 1Japan. Basic information. Territory. Total: 377,944 km?. Water surface: 0.8%. Egp. Population. The population is 125 million people. Natural resources. Industry. Agriculture. Transport. Problems. Economic ties. - Republic of Japan.pptx
Territory of Japan
Slides: 26 Words: 855 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0We are studying Japan. Territory. Assimilation of knowledge. Films about Japan. The country is the opposite. Unusual lesson. The name of the country. The population of Japan. National composition. Buddhist temple. Shintoism. Political system. Student messages. life expectancy of the population. Aged Day. Tea ceremony. Symbols of Japan. Ikebana. Japanese. People. Bird. - Territory of Japan.ppt
Civilization of Japan
Slides: 6 Words: 229 Sounds: 0 Effects: 4Theme: Civilization of Japan. Own and alien in the civilization of Japan East and West in the history of Japan. Major events in the history of Japan in the Middle Ages. - Civilization of Japan.ppt
State of Japan
Slides: 17 Words: 294 Sounds: 0 Effects: 168Japan. Territory, borders, position. Population. Economy. National traditions and features of Japan. A political map of the World. Map of Japan. Capital of Japan. State flag of Japan. Imperial seal. general characteristics. National composition. Religion. Language and writing. Transport Industry. Agriculture. Fishing. Japanese food. Martial arts. Clothing. Origami. Japanese - 99% Koreans - less than 1% Ainu - 25,000 thousand people. The least widespread were “Catholicism” and “Orthodoxy”. - State of Japan.pps
Japan - land of the rising sun
Slides: 16 Words: 596 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Geography lesson "Japanese miracle". Objectives: Epigraph: On islands in salty waters An ancient country lay. Culture developed there, houses were built for centuries. And what was born here for the first time never died. Origin of the name of the country. For most Japanese, the sun always rises over the sea and sets behind the mountains. For the smaller part - on the contrary. Island state. The arcuate string of the Japanese islands now and then sways, shakes due to earthquakes. - What associations do you have with the word "Japan"? What is the place of Japan in the modern world? Japan is one of the leaders modern world. - sun country.ppt
Art of the Land of the Rising Sun
Slides: 22 Words: 713 Sounds: 0 Effects: 116Japan. Let's go on a trip. On islands in salty waters An ancient country lay. Here the Sun rises from behind the sea. Japan is figuratively called: The heyday of the state - in the people and the decline of the state - in the people. ancient wisdom. Symbols. The red disk depicts the rising sun, warmth, brightness and sincerity. Order of the Rising Sun. The Japanese national emblem is actually the emblem of the imperial house. Chrysanthemum is one of the symbols of the Sun. Order of the Chrysanthemum. For a long time I looked At the whiteness of chrysanthemums - Not a speck of dust! Sparks sparkle - Flowers of chrysanthemums are studded with dew! - Country of the sun.ppt
land of the rising sun
Slides: 18 Words: 307 Sounds: 0 Effects: 46Japan. The national flag of the country. The country's national flag features a red ball on a white background, symbolizing the rising sun. The population is 125 million people. The inhabitants of the country. The Japanese make up 99% of the country's population. 1% are the Ainu indigenous people of Hokkaido. Koreans, Chinese. In terms of racial appearance, the Japanese represent a special variant of the Pacific branch of the great Mongoloid race. Mountains of Japan. -part of the volcanic ring encircling the Pacific coast. But sometimes they become national tragedies. Plains of Japan. Fish and a variety of seafood are the main food of the Japanese. - Country of the sun 1.ppt
Land of the Rising Sun Japan
Slides: 7 Words: 86 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Japan Land of the Rising Sun. Lesson questions. EGP of Japan. Natural resources and natural conditions The history of the development of Japan The population of the country. Culture and traditions Economy of Japan The main centers of Japan. The population of Japan. The largest cities in Japan. Meglopolis Tokaido. Japan's economy is the 3rd economy in the world. - Land of the Rising Sun Japan.ppt
Islands of Japan
Slides: 9 Words: 232 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Japan. Purpose: to consider the features of the development of Japan. About the country. Japan is an island nation in East Asia. Japan is located in the Japanese archipelago, which consists of 6,852 islands. The four largest islands are Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu and Shikoku. Population - more than 127 million people. (7th place in the world). The area of the country is 377.9 thousand km? The capital is Tokyo. Japan's economy ranks third in the world. The southern Ryukyu Islands are bordered by coral reefs. Geography. The highest point in Japan is Mount Fuji. The lowlands are located in separate areas along the coasts of the country. The largest lowland is Kanto, occupying about 17,000 km². - Islands of Japan.ppt
Japanese islands
Slides: 18 Words: 631 Sounds: 0 Effects: 4Japan. Tokyo. EGP of Japan. The area is comparable in size to major countries Western Europe. A bit of history. In the middle of 1942 Japanese troops captured vast territories in Asia and Oceania. Japan lost the war. Natural resources. Analyze the map in the atlas on page 33 How is Japan endowed with natural resources? Trade or die. Population. What type of reproduction do the countries of Foreign Asia belong to? Exercise. Identify the characteristics of the population of Japan (pp. 217-218). Features of the population. School in Japan. Comment: There are no strangers between us! We are all brothers to each other Under the cherry blossoms. - Japanese Islands.ppt
Japan and the Japanese
Slides: 39 Words: 1784 Sounds: 0 Effects: 143Hello Japan. Virtual travel. Japan yesterday. Japan today. short information. The official name is Japan. Territory - 377,835 sq. km. Population - 126 million 200 thousand people. National composition: Japanese (99.4%), Koreans (0.5%), Chinese, Ainu. Languages: Japanese. Religion: Shinto, Buddhism, Christianity (0.7%). Almost all Japanese are Shintoists, the capital is Tokyo. Administrative division - 43 prefectures, 3 districts (Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto) and the governorship of Hokkaido. The form of government is a constitutional monarchy. The head of state is Emperor Akihito. The head of government is Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori. - Japan and the Japanese.ppt
History of Japan
Slides: 29 Words: 525 Sounds: 0 Effects: 91A close neighbor is more important than a distant relative. From the history of the Kuril Islands. Until the 17th century, there were neither Russians nor Japanese on the Kuril Islands. In the XVIII - XIX centuries. the islands are studied by: D. Antsifirov, I. Kozyrevsky, and others. Relations between Russia and Japan were regulated by the following agreements: Treaty of 1855 - all islands north of Iturup Island were declared Russian possessions. Yalta secret agreements. All the Kuriles should be transferred to the USSR as a war trophy. San Francisco peace treaty 1951 Japan forever renounced all rights to the Kuril Islands. The problem of "northern territories" exists. - History of Japan.ppt
Population of Japan
Slides: 9 Words: 25 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0The population of Japan. Population - just over 127 million people (July 2009 estimate) Birth rate - 7.87 per 1000 (2008). Mortality - 9.26 per 1000 (2008). The average life expectancy is 76 years for men, 82 years for women. Ethno-racial composition: Japanese 98.5%, Koreans 0.5%, Chinese 0.4%, other 0.6%. Largest cities: Tokyo (13.05 million) Yokohama (3.27 million) Osaka (2.48 million) Nagoya (2.1 million). The vast majority of Japanese people practice Shintoism (83.9%). Buddhism. Christians are a religious minority, only 2% of the population. The vast majority of the country's inhabitants speak Japanese. - Population of Japan.pptx
Economy of Japan
Slides: 19 Words: 1006 Sounds: 0 Effects: 48Economic-geographical and political-geographical position of Japan. Japan. Conditions of the economic and geographical position of Japan. Intensive investment process. Economic model. national specifics. Extensive renewal of worn out and obsolete factory equipment. Japan's economy today. Factors of the Japanese economy. The phenomenon of the Japanese economy. Japan has a large production capacity. Feature of Japan. Japan export. Japanese import. USA. Japanese-Chinese trade. Reducing the share of heavy and extractive industries. Technology development. - Economy of Japan.ppt
Economic development of Japan
Slides: 12 Words: 900 Sounds: 0 Effects: 63Economic development of Japan. Geographical position. Economic situation. natural conditions. Natural resources. The woods. Human Resources. Agriculture. Industry. Infrastructure. Economic development. Environmental problems. - Economic development of Japan.pptx
Features of the economic development of Japan
Slides: 15 Words: 465 Sounds: 15 Effects: 0Why Japan became an economically developed state. High economic potential. EGP feature. Modern technologies. Research methods. The position of the country. Japanese GDP structure. Indicators industrial production. Mountain relief. Minerals. Comparison of Japan and India. India. Analysis. Services sector. - Features of the economic development of Japan.ppt
Japan on the path of modernization
Slides: 6 Words: 37 Sounds: 0 Effects: 10Japan on the path of modernization. Japan in the middle of the 19th century. Meiji Restoration. Reforms in Japan. Modernization in the socio-economic sphere. conquest actions. - Japan on the way to modernization.ppt
Economy of Japan
Slides: 24 Words: 852 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0"Economy of Japan". Japan. Natural resources. Agriculture. Economy of Japan. Industry of Japan. Automotive industry in Japan. Coniferous species account for 50% of the total timber resources and 37% of the total forest area. Numerous representatives of the ancient pre-Quaternary flora have survived - ferns, horsetails, etc. On the island of Hokkaido, coniferous forests of spruce and fir predominate. The natural conditions of Japan are generally favorable for Agriculture. Marsh soils in the lowlands. There are many monkeys: macaques, gibbons, thin-bodied. An unusually large number of bats. - Economy of Japan.ppt
Japanese Society
Slides: 17 Words: 529 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Japan. Culture. Language. The Japanese language has always been an important part of Japanese culture. The majority of the country's population speaks Japanese. Clothing. Wafuku. Kimono. Traditions. Religion. In the middle of the 16th century, Christianity came to Japan, supported by Oda Nobunaga and subsequently banned by the Tokugawa shogunate. The ban on Christianity was lifted after the Meiji Restoration. Music. Anime. Anime (or Japanese animation) has a high popularity all over the world. Among other genres of animation, it stands out for its greater orientation towards an adult audience. Anime is characterized by an additional division into genres for a specific target group. - Japanese Society.pptx
Education in Japan
Slides: 24 Words: 897 Sounds: 0 Effects: 31Education in Japan. Bespalkova S.A. The policy of the Japanese state in the field of education. The structure of education in Japan. Preschool education. Organization of the academic year. Academic year starts on April 1, and the number of school days per year is 240. Holidays: summer, winter (before and after the New Year) and spring (after exams). features of elementary school. The development of the concentration of mental activity is facilitated by Japanese abacus - soroban. Compulsory disciplines of high school: Secondary schools of the second stage. Features of the secondary school of the second stage. New disciplines: foreign languages, technical, special. - Education in Japan.ppt
School education in Japan
Slides: 15 Words: 634 Sounds: 0 Effects: 952. The Development of Education in Japan: Educational Reforms During the Allied Occupation. 3. Features of the Educational System: Introduced the “6-3-3-4” system April 28, 1952 - the return of the sovereignty of Japan. Emphasis is placed on the preservation of traditional Japanese values. The spiritual basis was returned to the national education. 3.1. Pre-school education: 3.2 School education. 3.2.1 Primary school: 3.2.2 Junior high school (Chugakko): Classes are designed for students aged 12-15. The training continues for 3 years. The stock of hieroglyphs reaches 2 thousand. 3.2.3 Senior High School (Kotogakko): - School education in Japan.ppt
Schools in Japan
Slides: 17 Words: 409 Sounds: 2 Effects: 3Primary school in Japan. The old Kaichi School in Matsumoto was built in 1876. Academic year in primary school. A typical day at school. Everyday life of Japanese schoolchildren. School supplies. Children grow up fast. The Japanese school carefully monitors the second shoes of students. Therefore, everyone has light indoor slippers on the shelf. Trip to nature. In April - May, students of the first and second grades go on an excursion. A picnic is an obligatory part of the program. Sport competitions. Road safety lessons (July). Summer classes on the seashore and in the forest (July - August). - Schools in Japan.ppt
Earthquake and tsunami in Japan
Slides: 6 Words: 359 Sounds: 1 Effects: 21Tsunami nuclear explosion and earthquake in Japan. Video during the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. God, make sure that there is no atomic explosion !!! Let's fight the nuclear explosion together!!! What needs to be done to prevent an atomic explosion? If this continues, then you will all become like me!!! So we want you to laugh a little. Martti - Larni. - Earthquake and tsunami in Japan.pptx
Landmarks of Japan
Slides: 22 Words: 317 Sounds: 2 Effects: 229Wonders of the Land of the Rising Sun. multimedia presentation by geography. The purpose of the project: To study the natural and historical sights of Japan. Preface. Wonders of nature. Mount Fuji-yama. Matsuo Basho. The interpretation of the meaning of the name of the mountain has many options. Daisetsuan National Park. Ginga Ryuzei waterfall. Eastern slope of Mount Nipesotsu. Park landscapes. Daisetsuan park. Kirifuki waterfall. Thermal springs of Japan. Sources of Beppu. Tsikuoka hot spring resort. Oceanarium "Sea of Japan". Every day there is a show in the dolphinarium. Historical sights. -
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The purpose of the lesson: make an economic and geographical description of Japan.
Lesson objectives:
- improve the ability to highlight the features of the EGP and the population of the country, using a variety of sources of information;
- to form a reverent and respectful attitude towards the beauty and spiritual culture of the Japanese people;
- to develop the creative abilities of students in the performance of tasks.
Equipment:
1. Maksakovsky V.P. textbooks, notebooks, contour maps, atlases.
2. Additional material to the lesson for group work.
3. Interactive whiteboard, multimedia installation, PC, test checking devices
4. Printouts of tests about the topic "China".
5. Map of Foreign Asia.
6. For collage - pictures, photos, glue, drawings, scissors, markers, A3 sheets.
7. Magnetic board.
8. Presentation "Japan".
9. Rules for compiling syncwine (poster, algorithm)
Stages and course of the lesson:
I. Organizational moment
The teacher greets the students.
Teacher: In the last lesson, we finished studying China, completed practical work. Let's try to test our knowledge by completing the "China" test.
II. Knowledge update
Testing knowledge on the topic "China" - 12 students work with consoles. 12 students perform the "China" test individually on a PC. Time to work (5-7 minutes).
The computer science teacher checks with the 1st group the tasks of the interactive test. The results are called.
Students of the 2nd group carry out self-examination at the end of testing. Grades are called to the teacher. Students receive grades for entrance control.
III. Learning new material
Geography teacher: Today we continue our journey through Asia. Before us is a fascinating journey to the Japanese Islands, where the ancient country of Japan is located - a country of contrasts, where modernity is combined with traditions, customs, and ancient history.
Purpose: State the purpose of our lesson. What knowledge, skills and competencies do you need to develop today? Students answer. The teacher corrects the students' answers.
Students in a notebook write down the topic of the lesson, country data (area, population, capital).
- Economic and geographical position (EGP) - 3 minutes
Slides 4, 5. A student's story using a presentation.
Students on the contour map show the features of the EGP (apply islands, seas, peninsulas, border states).
- The state system and government of Japan. - 1 minute
Slides 2, 3, 6. Students make the necessary notes in a notebook based on the student's story and presentation materials.
- The population of Japan. Characteristics and features of the population -3 minutes
Slide 9.
- In terms of population - 8th place in the world, after China, India, USA, Indonesia, Brazil, Pakistan, Russia.
– The average population density is 336 people per sq. km. km, is located extremely unevenly in river valleys and on coastal plains.
- The state is one-national (Japanese predominate - 99%).
– Highly urbanized population, 76% live in cities (12 of them are millionaire cities)
- Moved from 2 types of reproduction to the first. The decrease in natural growth is explained by the desire to improve the standard of living.
- A nation of healthy people - low infant mortality, the highest level of life expectancy (men - 76 years, women - 82 years).
The Japanese language is complex and does not belong to any language family.
- A very religious nation, they profess Buddhism, Shintoism.
- A country of high culture, ancient traditions, solid literacy.
Geography teacher: Japan is a country of contrasts. Only here, on this rugged piece of land isolated from the whole world, opposites perfectly complement each other. Ultra-modernity coexists with traditions, forming an unusual unity from all points of view. Big cities are the best example of this. In the skyscrapers that reach the clouds, surrounded by precise, functional devices of the highest quality, people work who are still faithful to ancient traditions. Their understanding of honor, hierarchy of values or idea of aesthetics is very different from the standards accepted in the West. Therefore, the Japanese, although so modern, seem to be not from our time.
If you look closely at their lives, your head is spinning. It is not easy to understand not only Japanese customs, but also history. According to legend, it covers those times when the gods ruled the earth, and among them - the Shinto goddess Amaterasu, the mother of all Japanese. The emperor himself must be her direct descendant, which was the official ruling of the court until 1946. Subsequent eras brought significant cultural changes. Confucianism, Shintoism, Buddhism formed the state and the way of thinking of its citizens. Isn't it amazing that only in this country the contemplation of cherry blossoms in spring has risen to the rank of a national holiday?
Whatever the Japanese touch, they do it with passion. Brewing tea has become a spiritual exercise, composing flower arrangements an art form, wrestling a way of self-improvement, and eating a refined, highly aesthetic ceremony. Such a perception of life causes envy and at the same time surprise. With the same diligence, the modern inhabitants of the Land of the Rising Sun create sophisticated technical equipment, which is famous throughout the world for its highest quality and extraordinary innovation. From this point of view, the Japanese left all other nations far behind. At the same time, they carefully guard their secrets and do not allow many of these miracles of technology to be taken out of the country. However, what is most striking about Japan is the beauty hidden in her natural prostate. It did not come from nowhere - more than a thousand years of hard work on the self-consciousness of the inhabitants brought rich fruits. (1, p.3)
Acquaintance with the culture of the Japanese(work in groups).
Students are divided into groups of 4 in advance. Each student performs a well-defined task, according to which the students of the group and the teacher evaluate it (selection of materials on the topic, preparation of a speech, preparation of materials for a collage and compilation of a syncwine).
The students chose the following questions of interest for them to study in more depth:
1 group - Japanese house
Group 2 - traditional clothes
Group 3 - Japanese theater
Group 4 - Japanese gardens, ikebana
Group 5 - Japanese food
Group 6 - samurai.
Exercise: Write a story about a topic. Make a collage on an A3 sheet or on a computer. Compose a syncwine according to the algorithm for writing it. - 10 minutes.
Group performance (2 minutes each group).
IV. Anchoring
Exercise: Present a cinquain on one of the topics studied, show in it your perception of Japanese culture. Algorithm or drawing rules on the poster. (3 minutes)
SUSHI
Unusual and delicious.
Surprise, attract, saturate.
Algae, fish, rice are a delicacy.
Fabulous! (Tanya Kazak)
Reflection: evaluate the work of groups and each participant.
Groups evaluate other students by giving them grades on cards. Say thanks to your group.
V. Homework
- Read the textbook, p.241-250;
- Complete the creative challenge:
- Compile a dictionary of Japanese words with translation.
– Pick up Interesting Facts from Japanese life.
- Task 8, additional, for fun, p. 267.(choose any task for yourself)
Literature for the lesson:
1. Golden Globe Collection. Japan. The edge of cherry blossoms. Guide + movie on DVD.
2. Countries and peoples: Popular science geographical and ethnic edition in 20 volumes. Volume Overseas Asia. East and Central Asia / Ed. number: resp. ed. M. I. Sladkovsky - M .: Thought, 1982, - 285 p., ill., maps.
3. Japan of our days (Reference edition). Head. editor of oriental literature, "Science", 1983.
4. S.A. Arutyunov, R. Sh. Dzharylgasinov. Japan: people, culture, 36,1991, M., Znanie publishing house, p.64. Series "At the political map of the world."
5. Japan./ Resp. edited by S.A. Diykov.–2nd ed., additional and revised. - M .: International relations, 1991. - 280 p.
6. Zavyalova O.I. Tokyo and Tokyo people: weekdays, weekends, holidays. – M.: Nauka: head. Edition of Eastern Literature, 1990.– 152 p.: ill. - (Stories about the countries of the East) \
7. Rodionova I.A. Handbook of geography for applicants to universities Countries of the world. Economic and geographical characteristics, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia. Unicum Center, M., 1997, 160 p.
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"TRAVEL IN JAPAN" Educator MDOBU Kindergarten№3 "Cheburashka" Lugovskaya N.A. Part one Geographical position Coat of arms and flag Capital Clothing National cuisine
Japan is an island state, located in the Pacific Ocean, washed by the East China, Okhotsk, and Japan Seas.
The national flag of Japan depicts the sun - a large red circle on a white background. White is a symbol of purity. This is reminiscent of the name of Japan - the land of the rising sun. The coat of arms is a yellow chrysanthemum consisting of 16 double petals, which symbolizes the sun. The coat of arms has a magical meaning. EMBLEM AND FLAG OF JAPAN
TOKYO - THE CAPITAL OF JAPAN
O. Shikoku is the smallest of the 4 islands. O. Kyushu is the southernmost of the 4 Japanese Sacred Torii Gates
O. Honshu is the largest and most important of all the islands of Japan. Mount Fuji is the majestic symbol of Japan.
Sakura symbol of Japan
Pagoda Temple Buddhist Temple Gosse Imperial Palace Kyoto
Traditional Japanese houses have very little furniture. The entire floor is covered with rice straw mats. They sit on the floor when they have dinner, they sleep on the floor, spreading special mattresses. JAPANESE HOUSES
National Japanese cuisine
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"TRAVEL IN JAPAN" Educator MDOBU kindergarten No. 3 "Cheburashka" Lugovskaya N.A. Part two Culture Toys and games Sports Holidays
Japanese games for children OHAJIKI This game is usually considered a game for girls. Players take turns snapping their fingers at small coin-shaped pieces called ohajiki, trying to hit the other pieces. Previously, stones were used in the game. Now figurines are usually made of glass. When playing, you need to fold your thumb and index (or middle) finger in a circle, and then click on the figure with your thumb. KENDAMA (translated as KEN - sword, DAMA - ball). Many people played this game, trying to catch a tied ball in a bag or cup. OTEDAMA is a Japanese juggling ball. JIAN-KEN - "Stone, paper, scissors"
Bonsai is the Japanese art of growing bonsai trees for ornamental purposes, as well as the tree itself.
ABOUT RIGAMI The most favorite figurine is the crane, among the Japanese it is considered a sacred bird.
Popular in Japan are: types of martial arts (judo, kendo and karate, sumo, aikido); kyudo ("way of the bow") - archery SPORT
New Year Kadomatsu
And hieroglyphs Happiness Joy
Thank you for your attention! どうも JAPAN JOURNEY
