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    The document compares lifestyles in Australia and Japan across several topics: - Australia is much larger in area than Japan but has a smaller population. - Australia is more multicultural while Japan is less so, making it harder for non-Japanese to live there. - The Japanese culture emphasizes work more than Australia. The Japanese also separate rubbish into many categories. - Taking baths is more common in Japanese homes compared to showers in Australia. Shared accommodation is also more common in Australia.

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    Compare and Construct

    the lifestyles
    in Australia and Japan

    Reisa Yoshihara

       
    Information

    Australia Japan

    hemisphere The Southern Hemisphere The Northern Hemisphere

    area 7,741,220 ㎢ 377,801 ㎢

    population 19,357,594 126,925,843

    ■ Australia is 22 times as large as Japan


    ■  Japan is 7 times as many
      population as Australia
    talking about

    nationality
    working hours
    rubbish
    taking a shower and a bath
    accommodation
    others

       
    nationality

    Australia A multinational country

    There are a lot of people from different countries

    Japan It isn’t a multinational


    so country
    It is a little more difficult for people from
    different countries to live in Japan than in
      Australia  
    working hours

    Japan Work is the center of Japanese life

    work

    It seems like a good thing that we work late

    I feel… we should concentrate on working for


      a short time  
    separating rubbish

    Australia There are more rubbish bins on the


    streets in Australia than in Japan

    Japan Japanese separate rubbish


    ex.

    ↓combustibles ↓glass ↓cans

    ACE

    ACE

       
    ↑plastic ↑pet bottles ↑books
    taking a shower and a
    bath

    Japan Japanese take a bath and take a shower


    everyday

    Houses in Japan always have a bath and a shower

     
    There are a lot  of hot springs
    accommodation

    Australia It is usual to live in the share room

    Many houses are for people to share

    There are two


    shower rooms and
    two toilets in an
    accommodation

    Japan It isn’t common it


       
    others

    I feel… the most wonderful thing in Australia


    is…

    It isn’t all people, but some people


    smile when their eyes focus on my eyes by
    accident

    It makes me happy!
       
    reviews
    Australia is a multinational country
    nationality
    Work is the center of Japanese life
    working hours
    There are a lot of rubbish bins on
    rubbish the streets in Australia
    Japanese separate rubbish
    taking a shower and a bath
    Japanese don’t only take a shower
    accommodation but also take a bath

    It’s usual to live in the share


     
    room in   Australia
    I love
    Australia and Japan both…

       
    quotation
    ■Area
    Demographic Yearbook 1997

    ■ Population
    Australia 2001
    Japan 2000 国勢調査確定版

    ■ Map
    “About”/Education/Geography
    ‘Free Blank Outline Map of
     
    Australia’  

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