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Description
In Japan is a nonfiction picture book for early readers that explores the geography, history, customs, foods, and daily activities of the country. It covers Japan's physical features, including its islands, mountains, and climate, as well as key moments in its history. The book also introduces popular customs, traditional festivals, and typical foods such as sushi and ramen, along with common activities like calligraphy and origami.
Quick Summary
From samurai legends to neon cityscapes, this compact tour of Japan gives readers a vibrant taste of the country's history, landmarks, and playful customs. Kids can imagine themselves wielding a katana, spotting a koi pond, and tasting the sweet crunch of tempura, all while learning surprising facts about daily life in Tokyo and beyond. If your kid loves the quirky cultural snapshots in "National Geographic Kids Everything Japan", they'll be thrilled by this quick, colorful guide that packs a lot of wonder into just 455 words. Perfect for early readers in kindergarten through third grade, especially those who enjoy exploring world cultures at a brisk, picture-filled pace.