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    This document provides information about several locations in Japan. It discusses Tokyo as the capital and largest city, known for its modern buildings and skyscrapers. Yokohama is described as a city south of Tokyo with a large Chinatown. Mount Fuji is highlighted as Japan's highest and most sacred mountain. The document then states there will be a fun activity to test the readers' understanding but does not provide the activity instructions or rules.

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    JAPAN

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    This document provides information about several locations in Japan. It discusses Tokyo as the capital and largest city, known for its modern buildings and skyscrapers. Yokohama is described as a city south of Tokyo with a large Chinatown. Mount Fuji is highlighted as Japan's highest and most sacred mountain. The document then states there will be a fun activity to test the readers' understanding but does not provide the activity instructions or rules.

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    This document provides information about several locations in Japan. It discusses Tokyo as the capital and largest city, known for its modern buildings and skyscrapers. Yokohama is described as a city south of Tokyo with a large Chinatown. Mount Fuji is highlighted as Japan's highest and most sacred mountain. The document then states there will be a fun activity to test the readers' understanding but does not provide the activity instructions or rules.

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    JAPAN

    Student 1: Greeting.
    Welcome to our stand! You are in JAPAN.

    Today we are going to give you some information about a very famous country in which Mr.
    Fogg and Jean Passepartout were in the story 80 days around the world. We are going to
    talk about Japan.
    Student 2: Tokyo
    Hello! Tokyo is the capital of Japan. This is a very busy city well-known by its modern
    buildings and ultramodern skyscrapers. It is also the world's most populous metropolis. The
    Izu and Ogasawara Islands are also part of Tokyo.

    Student 3: Yokohama
    Yokohama, a Japanese city south of Tokyo. It contains a large Chinatown with hundreds of
    Chinese restaurants and shops. It’s also known for Sankei-en Garden, a botanical park
    containing preserved Japanese residences from different eras.

    Student 1: Mount Fuji


    Mount Fuji is an active volcano. This is the highest mountain in Japan. With its graceful
    conical form, it has become famous around the world and is considered the sacred symbol
    of Japan. Japanese people have a sense of personal identification with the mountain.

    Student 2: Fun activity - Instructions


    Now we are going to practice the information you learnt about these famous places in JAPAN
    with a fun activity. Pay attention to the instructions:

    1.
    2.
    3.
    Student 3: Fun activity – Rules.
    Now pay attention to the rules:
    1.
    2. You cannot ask for help.
    3. If you do it correctly, you will get _____________ _(acá mencionan el premio, ejemplo:
    dulces, stickers, chocolates, etc.

    Student 1: Runs the activity.


    -Good job! -That’s correct! -Perfect! -Good!
    -Sorry. -OH, no, that’s not correct!

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