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Every spring, Japanese families gather under beautiful pink cherry blossom trees for picnics! This tradition called 'Hanami' celebrates the arrival of spring. People spread blankets under the trees, enjoy special foods, and admire the delicate pink flowers floating in the breeze. It's like nature's own party! 🌸

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On May 5th, Japan celebrates all children! Families fly colorful carp-shaped streamers called 'koinobori' outside their homes. The carp fish represents strength and success. Children also display samurai dolls and eat special rice cakes wrapped in oak leaves. How cool is that? 🎏

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In Japan, people eat with special utensils called chopsticks (ohashi). It's like having two magic sticks to pick up your food! Remember to never stick your chopsticks straight up in rice - that's considered impolite. Let's practice using chopsticks with some fun games! 🥢

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Japanese kids bring the cutest lunches to school! Their lunch boxes (bento) are filled with rice, vegetables, and proteins arranged in fun shapes like pandas, bunnies, or even cartoon characters. Moms and dads make these special lunches to show their love! 🍱

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When you visit a Japanese home or many places in Japan, you need to take off your shoes at the entrance! This keeps homes clean and shows respect. There's usually a special area called 'genkan' where you leave your shoes and put on indoor slippers. Isn't it like having an indoor and outdoor you? 👞

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In Japan, people bow instead of shaking hands! The deeper you bow, the more respect you're showing. A small bow is perfect for saying 'hello' or 'thank you.' Try practicing bowing with your friends - but remember to keep your back straight! 🙇‍♂️

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How to Bow in Japan and Manners - Business Etiquette

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Origami is the Japanese art of folding paper into beautiful shapes! You can make animals, flowers, or even boats using just one piece of paper - no scissors or glue needed! It's like magic watching the paper transform. Let's start with an easy crane design! 📄

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How To Make a Paper Crane - Origami Crane Easy - Step by Step Tutorial

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Japanese children love playing traditional games like 'Kendama' (a ball and stick game that tests your skill) and 'Karuta' (a card game that helps you learn poems). These games have been played for hundreds of years and are still popular today! Want to try? 🎮

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