The capital of japan is Tokyo and has a population of 13.62 million. In Tokyo the coldest time is in January, Tokyo is located on the southeastern side of the main island Honshu and the most popular language spoken is Japanese.
Friday, 6 January 2017
JAPAN
I would like to go to japan to see the beautiful cherry blossom trees and to go snow boarding. I have never gone snow boarding before and would like to try it. Mt Fuji is the highest point in Japan and sometimes has snow on the top. Japan has many volcanoes and earthquakes, in 2011 there was a tsunami that hit Japan and many people died. In Japan their ancient warriors are called samurais and there main weapon is a katana.
The capital of japan is Tokyo and has a population of 13.62 million. In Tokyo the coldest time is in January, Tokyo is located on the southeastern side of the main island Honshu and the most popular language spoken is Japanese.
The capital of japan is Tokyo and has a population of 13.62 million. In Tokyo the coldest time is in January, Tokyo is located on the southeastern side of the main island Honshu and the most popular language spoken is Japanese.
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Great choice Eva, try and keep on top of all your activities. Go EVA!
ReplyDeleteThis is AWESOME Eva! You're so smart! Well done babe 🖒
ReplyDeleteWell done Moko, love your story. Keep up with your awesome work. Nan Roni
ReplyDeleteYes indeed Eva...great profile and thank you for sharing your facts about Japan. Absolutely terrific reading😊
ReplyDeleteKia ora Eva!
ReplyDeleteYay! It is so exciting to see you joining in on the programme. This is great! Welcome to the Simmer Learning Journey! You might remember me from one of the other blogs, but I'm Mark, a teacher working on the Journey and commenting on everyone's work. I'm really looking forward to what you have to say about Japan as it is one of my very favourite destinations.
Those are actually some really good facts! It is clear you have done some really good research. You should be very proud of that. Also they way you wrote is excellent.
Kia kaha!
Mark