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2. About Japan : Location : east Asia. Located in Pacific Ocean. Size : 145,925 mi 2 ( 377,944 km 2 ). Population : 127.3 mi ( 2013 ). Climate ( Weather) : The weather in Japan is generally temperate. Language spoken : Japanese. Religions : Shinto and Buddhism. Flag : the flag’s design uses a large red circle to depict the sun. Food : Rice is traditional food of Japan. Japan is also very famous with sushi and seafood. Activities : They play sports after school. Interesting things : They have Sakura trees really famous.

3. Japanese schools Students start to go to school at 6 years old, and start at elementary school. School divided like – elementary, middle school ( junior high school), and high school. Most of students go to school. They eat lunch at school. Some students can eat lunch by bring box and eat at school. After school in Japan, they play sports, students can go home, they can also join school’s activities team/clubs. They can also work outside after school. They have kimono and yukata are traditional cloths of men and women.

4. Elementary School in Japan Japan’s students start to go to school at 6 years old. Students start school in April and finish school in March, they only have 1 month summer vacation. They start eat lunch at 12:30pm, and they eat rice with vegetables. Their meals are healthy for students.

5. Junior high school ( middle school) in Japan They start to go to junior high school ( middle school ) at 12 years old. Students have to wear uniforms to go to school. Middle school starts by 8:45am and finish around 3:15pm. They can sit and eat together at lunch. Japanese middle school is very interesting for students, there is where you can play sports after school with your friends.

6. High School in Japan Students start to go to high school at 15 years old. They wear uniforms like middle school. They have to study hard and get ready for college, and they also can work after school.

7. Japan Overall, Japan is a country very interesting, and their education is hard for students.