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Mar
29

Enjoying Months in Japan (Part I)

admin on Mar-29-2010

Japan has a special status compared to other Asian countries. Since Japan is the climate, clear four seasons. However, considerable differences in climate between north and south. In winter, such as Hokkaido, northern Japan, is going through the winter, but otherwise the climate is subtropical southern Japan.

Climate is also affected by seasonal winds blow the Asia-Pacific in winter, and vice versa in summer. Given the climatic conditions and different seasons here, we will discuss each month from January to December in Japan, and what are the activities of people. The discussion is based on the book Folklore Japan and ’12 seasons that go with it “has been translated into Naoko Shito.

How is January in Japan? New Year’s Day in Japan begins with the word” omedetou akemashite “which means” Happy New Year. ” In the midst of snow, people will see the sun or the new year visit the temples to pray for health this year. Read the rest of this entry »

Mar
01

Summer Camp

admin on Mar-1-2010

It’s time to pack your bag for your child to summer camp a wonderful week. How can you help your child remember to wear clean clothes every day in the camp, wearing clothes that are not incompatible, and brush your teeth every day.

A child is busy in summer camps tend not to maintain daily hygiene or laundry, when the fun and friends around the corner. How you can help counselors and other field belonging to identify your child if they were all excited to go home. You can help by following some simple steps to take your child for a week of summer camp.

That’s what you need: luggage bags pencil bags w gallon zipper bag / Seven Seven sleep outfits with a pair of socks for seven sets of clothes in water shoes, sandals, slippers or tennis shoes size Chamber hygiene products, insect repellents, sunscreen (trial size) three pool towels Laundry Nets permanent marker tags bag Management Read the rest of this entry »