匿名 asked: In about a month, my High school Japanese class will be doing group presentations. We can choose any topic to do for our research, like food, architecture, sports, cultural history etc. I need recommendations on what me and my friends should research for our presentation. Nothing too common like sushi and origami. Help? :)

the education system in japan, clothes (traditional, maybe?), customs, technology in japan compared to the rest of the world or famous japanese holidays.

6ヶ月前 on 10月 29, 2012 at 11:28pm
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  1. creastian909のコメント： How about the art of tea~
  2. sim00nycのコメント： Please don’t talk about j-pop or anime, that is just so common and dorky and I would even find lame if I were the teacher. There is SO MUCH MORE to their culture than those two things.
  3. dreaming-of-osakaのコメント： Or the historical city of Kyoto. You could talk about the geisha districts and secretive world of geishas.
  4. sora-leeのコメント： vending machines >.<
  5. twoshibaswalkedintoabarのコメント： compare and contrast Japanese and American baseball? That’s one I considered doing for a Japanese culture course I took in college. Or furoshiki, like I ended up actually doing :)
  6. tongaraのコメント： Visual Kei or Japanese music in general.
  7. moondreamzs2のコメント： you can do food! for level 5 japanese back in high school we learned a lot about the meaning behind japanese food like the shape, color, texture…..like noodles mean long life….u can also look into wagashi which are japanese confectionaries
  8. bayergalのコメント： festivals are freaking amazing in japan, totally different from anything ive seen in the western world
  9. nakamorijuanのコメント： I would recommend the ”bubble economy”
  10. suizomeのコメント： You could talk about Japan’s consumer market, but what he suggested sounds much more entertain presentations XD
  11. bronnichiwaのコメント： But what about vending machines.
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