THE BEST TOURIST

SPOTS IN JAPAN
1. MOUNT FUJI
2. IMPERIAL TOKYO
3. HIROSHIMA PEACE
MEMORIAL PARK
4. HISTORIC KYOTO
5. THE ISLAND SHRINE
OF ITSUKUSHIMA
6. SAPPORO,
HOKKAIDO
7.  THE ATSUTA SHRINE,
NAGOYA
 JAPANESE
TRADITIONAL
COSTUME
 YUKATA(MALE)
& KIMONO(FEMALE)
• A Kimono is a “T-Shaped” garment . It is worn by women, men and
children. The word kimono means a “thing to wear”, “ki” means
wear and “mono” means thing. Kimono is the plural in Japanese.
Kimonos are straight lined and have wide sleeves. They all wrap to
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Kimonos are worn with traditional footwear and split toe socks.

• It is normally worn on special occasions. Men wear the kimono at

weddings, tea ceremonies and other formal events. Professional
Sumo wrestlers are often seen in the kimonos because they are
required to wear traditional dress when in public. History The
earliest kimonos were influenced by traditional Han Chinese
clothing. During the 8th century, Chinese fashions came into style
among Japanese.
 JAPANESE
TRADITIONAL
FOOD
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SUSHI is, without doubt, one of the most famous foods

to come from Japan. A dish that was born in ancient
times, sushi originated from the process of preserving
fish in fermented rice. Today it’s made with vinegared
rice and fresh fish, presented in a number of ways and
shapes.
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Centuries before Japanese people were eating sushi,

they first enjoyed raw fish without the rice. While the
name “sashimi” refers to any thinly sliced raw food,
including raw beef (gyuu-sashi), chicken (tori-zashi),
and even horse (basashi), fish and seafood are the most
popular varieties.
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SOBA NOODLE is another type of noodle dish that has

been eaten in Japan for centuries. Made from buckwheat
flour, soba has a long thin shape and firm texture and is
very healthy. Like udon noodles, soba can be served in a hot
broth or chilled with a dipping sauce, making it a delicious
and healthy option any time of year.