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Sixth Form Japan Day 2024: Explore Japan at University and Beyond
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400 Year Tradition of Takaoka Lacquerware in Toyama
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The Japan Society Review
The Japan Society Review is published on a quarterly basis, both online and printed.
Since the starting of the publication in 2006, each issue covers a selection of Japan-related books and films, as well as theatre and stage productions, tv series and exhibitions.
Its purpose is to inform, entertain and encourage readers to explore the works for themselves.
Books
Takaoka’s Travels
Books
Washi Memories
Teaching Resources
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Kamishibai: Momoko and Hina (Doll's Festival)
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The Japan Project (KS1 & KS2)
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Kamishibai: Onikko (Setsubun)
Visit a Shrine and a Temple
Want to learn more about places of worship in Japan? Go on a tour of a shrine and a temple with us to learn more! The video can complement general teaching about Japan, or be used to study religion in Japan in more detail. Watch the video now or click here to learn more.
Geography Scheme of Work
Explore Japan’s physical and social geography with the Geography of Japan resources. Through inspiring and original materials, students are introduced to key features of Japanese geography including volcanoes, wildlife, and more whilst building core geographical skills.
Bookshop
British Royal and Japanese Imperial Relations, 1868-2018
Heaven’s Wind
A Garden Bequest – Plants from Japan