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Understanding Japan's Unique Geography and Culture

Explore Japan's distinctive geography and ancient cultural influences from pages 198-203. Learn about the islands, coastal living, and historical connections to China and Korea. Complete tasks on creating maps and diagrams to deepen your understanding. Don't miss out on the opportunity to earn extra credit and catch up on any missed work. Get ready to delve into the fascinating world of Japan! 8

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Understanding Japan's Unique Geography and Culture

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  1. Today 10/24/12 You Need Agenda Finish vocabulary if needed Japan’s Geography 198-203 (HW: if not finished) HW: Notes pages 198-203 Extra Credit ALL MAKE-UP WORK DUE MONDAY • Piece of paper • Japan Portfolio

  2. Bell work # 2 10/24/12 • Japanese lived in _________(extended families) in small farming villages. • Japan was isolated from the rest of Asia because it is an ____________.

  3. Japan’s Geography: pgs 198-203 • Draw a map of Japan, and draw illustrations that show the following information about Japan. Be sure to label your drawings! • Islands of Japan are the tops of undersea mountains and volcanoes • Most people live near the coast: seafood is main food source • Japan is separated by water from China/Korea • Japan is still close enough to travel to China/Korea by boat Using the information on pgs. 200-201, create a spoke diagram with 8 spokes. Include information on the Ainu, clans, Shinto, the first emperors (2 spokes each) Using page 201, create a diagram that shows the three things Japan learned from China/Korea. Include illustrations.

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