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The Tokyo Skytree is a broadcasting tower and also has a restaurant and observation tower. It is the tallest structure in Japan and the second tallest in the world. It recently opened in 2012. There are 35 floors and is 634 meters. I already knew about this prior to this and it is on my bucket list to go and see it, even if it is not open.

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Mount Fuji is an active volcano. People can climb it between the months of July and September. It last erupted in 1707 and is Japan’s tallest peak (3,776 meters). It is also considered one of three sacred mountains. I think it is very interesting that people are actually allowed to climb an active volcano, especially because it hasn’t erupted in a long time.

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Musical instruments include lots of plucking strings, flute, and percussion. Percussion is used lots for festivals. There is lots of music based off of religion. When I first heard this music I was surprised by how dark it sounds. It really is not upbeat.

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Sakura "Cherry Blossoms";Traditional Music of Japan, Classical Koto Music 日本の伝統音楽

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A kimono is a traditional type of clothing typically worn by women. There are six different kinds to show their martial status. However, this is only worn on occasions and western clothing is more typical to see.

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Most buildings are made of wood due to the risk of earthquakes. Screens and sliding doors are used to divide rooms as needed and allow natural light in. Tatami is a rice straw mat that was used for flooring and sitting on. In Shinto and Buddhist beliefs, they believe the buildings represent their relationship with nature.

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This food is made up of tofu, bean paste, and kelp stock. It has the consistency of a broth soup. I have actually had this at a sushi restaurant and I really enjoyed the different flavor from other soups I’m used to.

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This is the festival of Awa Odori, which is a time in August when people go to the streets to dance. The people wear straw hats and kimonos. I have heard of this before, but never really knew too much about it.

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Why Not Dance? The Awa Odori Festival | nippon.com