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Japan has the third longest life expectancy in the world, men usually live to the age of 81 and woman live to age of 88. The Japanese live on average four years longer than Americans. They live along time.
Miri ;-;

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The national flower of Japan is the cherry blossom or Sakura. It represents a time of renewal and optimism. The bright pink flower also marks the ending of winter and signifies the beginning of spring. Japanese cherry blossom trees are ornamental and don't give fruit like the other cherry trees.
- Charlotte Haskell

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daruma otoshi is a japanese game where you have to get daruma, the face at the top of a stack of colourful disks, down to the bottom by knocking out disks piece by piece with a wooden mallet/hammer. daruma otoshi gets its name from a buddha called daruma, who founded zen buddhism. daruma is a sign of good luck.
Corey Barrett

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When you are writing in Japanese, there are three different alphabets: Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. Hiragana is the Japanese version of our "abc". Katakana sounds similar to Hiragana but it is used for foreign words. Kanji is full of different symbols, was adopted from Chinese Culture and even has over 10 thousand different symbol letters.
- Holly Robertson

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In Japan greetings are only used at certain times. e.g.
Ohayoo (Good Morning) In the morning to 11am
Konnichi Wa (Hello) 11am-5pm
Konban Wa (Good Evening) 5pm on in the night
-Jessica Field

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The Japanese respect their mountains/volcanoes in a similar way to Maori, they put the word 'san' after the name of their mountain/volcanoes.
e.g. Fuji-san
San is used to show respect.
Hannah Stanley

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A red circle, that represents the sun, as Japan is known as 'The Land of the Rising Sun'
Mrs Jackson

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“Hinomaru” redirects here. Not to be confused with Hanamaru.