SEASONS
EVENTS
CULTURE
FOOD
PLACE
100

Cherry blossoms.

Spring

100

January 1st we can visit shrines to pray for good luck.

New Years day

100

Bath popular in winter for warming up and relaxing.

Onsen

100

Rice and raw fish or seafood.

Sushi/Sashimi

100

Shibuya crossing and the iconic Tokyo Skytree.

Tokyo

200

Fireworks festivals.

Summer

200

May 5th, koinobori

Childrens Day

200

Entertainment like "Naruto," "One Piece," and "My Neighbor Totoro"

Anime

200

Thick, chewy noodles and toppings like pork and eggs.

Udon

200

You can see a big whale shark, and many fish and learn about the ocean in Osaka.

Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan

300

Enjoy hot springs and warm baths.

Winter

300

Dances called bon odori

Obon

300

Large or big, strong wrestlers.

Sumo

300

Seafood or vegetables, battered and deep-fried.

Tempura

300

Theme park in Osaka, rollercoaster, attraction characters.

Universal Studios Japan

400

Red and orange leaves.

Autumn/Fall

400

July 7th, we can decorate bamboo branches with wishes

Star festival

400

Writing Japanese characters with a brush and ink

Calligraphy

400

Round, battered balls, has pieces of octopus inside.

Takoyaki

400

Sapporo Snow Festival and winter views. 

Hokkaido

500

After winter.

Spring

500

In spring, 1 week and no school.

Golden week

500

Folding paper into shapes, like cranes and flowers.

Origami

500

Japanese sweet, pounded sticky rice and is chewy.

Mochi

500

Historic temples, Kinkaku-ji, Golden Pavilion

Kyoto

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