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Explore Japan with this fun and educational book! Exploring Japan: Fascinating Facts for Young Learners is a great way to introduce children to this incredible country's diverse culture and beauty. From landmarks to wildlife, this book is full of fascinating facts and beautiful illustrations about Japan that will keep young minds engaged and entertained. Perfect for young history and geography enthusiasts, this book is full of interesting facts that will captivate and inspire young readers. With Exploring Japan, every young reader will learn something new about this ancient magical country!
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Exploring Japan - Jamie Pedrazzoli
The names in this book are used fictitiously and any resemblance of persons is coincidental. The facts in this book are based on information provided to the author.
I attempted to put the sound of foreign words in parenthesis to help you pronounce them easier.
Please remember that I speak English so I am attempting to help others pronounce the words by the way I hear them.
Hello, or こんにちは (Kon-neech-ee-wa). My name is Kenzo(kehn-zoe). I live in the capital city of Japan. It is called Tokyo.
Japan is a country in Eastern Asia. It is made up of over six thousand tiny islands.
WE CALL OUR COUNTRY ‘Nippon’ or ‘Nihon’ which means ‘The Source of the Sun’.
The official language of Japan is Japanese. English is the
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