Hokkaido
Honshu
Shikoku
Kyushu
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Hokkaido
Honshu
Shikoku
Kyushu
Artifact:
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What is the artifact?
Artifact 2: Haniwa Figurine
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Notebook Setup
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Shikoku
The smallest island, and located between Honshu and Kyushu. It's known for its temples and is famous for creating Japan's inner sea. Shikoku literally translates to ‘four provinces’ because of the four separate areas that make up the island. The climate on Shikoku is similar to that of Honshu. It’s a largely humid subtropical climate with the wettest months being June and July, and the coldest month being January. Shikoku and its islets cover an area of around 19,000 square kilometres across four prefectures. These regions are Ehime, Kagawa, Kochi, and Tokushima.
Artifact 1: Primative Fish Hooks
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Artifact 6:
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Kyushu
The third largest island, and the nearest to the Asian continent. It's known for its volcanoes and hot springs. Kyushu covers an area of almost 37,000 square kilometres. The climate on Kyushu is very similar to Honshu and Shikoku – it’s subtropical. Extensive forests that consist of Japan’s oldest cedar trees spread across this subtropical island. Most of the yakusugi trees (a nickname for the ancient trees derived from “Yakushima” and the Japanese word for cedar, “sugi”) are at least a thousand years old!
Artifact 4: Kofun
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Honshu
The largest and most populated island, and the center of Japan's political and economic power. Honshu takes up an enormous area. This island covers around 250,000 kilometres squared. It's home to Tokyo and Osaka. The climate on Honshu is subtropical – the winters are mild, and the summers are warm and wet. In August, the temperatures can soar above 86 degrees fahrenheit whereas, in winter, temperatures average around 41 degrees fahrenheit.
Artifact:
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What is the artifact?
Hokkaido
The northernmost and the second largest island of Japan. It's known for its natural beauty, cooler climate, and vast plains. The capital of Hokkaido is Sapporo. With its distinct climate, it has cool summers and freezing winters. The island’s has a mountainous center, which spreads out to coastal plains. This means the lifestyles of the Japanese who live in Hokkaido depends on the exact location. When it comes to food, for example, dairy and beef products are abundant in the inland, while seafood is plenty in the coastal areas.
Honshu
The largest and most populated island, and the center of Japan's political and economic power. Honshu takes up an enormous area. This island covers around 250,000 kilometres squared. It's home to Tokyo and Osaka. The climate on Honshu is subtropical – the winters are mild, and the summers are warm and wet. In August, the temperatures can soar above 86 degrees fahrenheit whereas, in winter, temperatures average around 41 degrees fahrenheit.
Artifact 6: Torii Gate
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Artifact 3: Terrace Farming
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Artifact:
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What is the artifact?
Artifact 5: Pit Dwelling Houses
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Kyushu
The third largest island, and the nearest to the Asian continent. It's known for its volcanoes and hot springs. Kyushu covers an area of almost 37,000 square kilometres. The climate on Kyushu is very similar to Honshu and Shikoku – it’s subtropical. Extensive forests that consist of Japan’s oldest cedar trees spread across this subtropical island. Most of the yakusugi trees (a nickname for the ancient trees derived from “Yakushima” and the Japanese word for cedar, “sugi”) are at least a thousand years old!
Hokkaido
The northernmost and the second largest island of Japan. It's known for its natural beauty, cooler climate, and vast plains. The capital of Hokkaido is Sapporo. With its distinct climate, it has cool summers and freezing winters. The island’s has a mountainous center, which spreads out to coastal plains. This means the lifestyles of the Japanese who live in Hokkaido depends on the exact location. When it comes to food, for example, dairy and beef products are abundant in the inland, while seafood is plenty in the coastal areas.
Artifact:
Examine the notebook! Use the journal entries to determine which artifact is in this location. Once you think you have figured it out, click on the link below and type in the name of the artifact.
What is the artifact?
Artifact:
Examine the notebook! Use the journal entries to determine which artifact is in this location. Once you think you have figured it out, click on the link below and type in the name of the artifact.
What is the artifact?
Shikoku
The smallest island, and located between Honshu and Kyushu. It's known for its temples and is famous for creating Japan's inner sea. Shikoku literally translates to ‘four provinces’ because of the four separate areas that make up the island. The climate on Shikoku is similar to that of Honshu. It’s a largely humid subtropical climate with the wettest months being June and July, and the coldest month being January. Shikoku and its islets cover an area of around 19,000 square kilometres across four prefectures. These regions are Ehime, Kagawa, Kochi, and Tokushima.
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Hokkaido
Honshu
Shikoku
Kyushu
This page is password protected
Enter the name of the artifact
This page is password protected
Enter the name of the artifact
This page is password protected
Enter the name of the artifact
This page is password protected
Enter the name of the artifact
This page is password protected
Enter the name of the artifact
Hokkaido
Honshu
Shikoku
Kyushu
Artifact:
Examine the notebook! Use the journal entries to determine which artifact is in this location. Once you think you have figured it out, click on the link below and type in the name of the artifact.
What is the artifact?
Artifact 2: Haniwa Figurine
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit
Notebook Setup
Use the outline to the right to set up your notebook for this assignment. You will start on page 26 and continue onto page 27.
Shikoku
The smallest island, and located between Honshu and Kyushu. It's known for its temples and is famous for creating Japan's inner sea. Shikoku literally translates to ‘four provinces’ because of the four separate areas that make up the island. The climate on Shikoku is similar to that of Honshu. It’s a largely humid subtropical climate with the wettest months being June and July, and the coldest month being January. Shikoku and its islets cover an area of around 19,000 square kilometres across four prefectures. These regions are Ehime, Kagawa, Kochi, and Tokushima.
Artifact 1: Primative Fish Hooks
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit
Artifact 6:
Examine the notebook! Use the journal entries to determine which artifact is in this location. Once you think you have figured it out, click on the link below and type in the name of the artifact.
What is the artifact?
Kyushu
The third largest island, and the nearest to the Asian continent. It's known for its volcanoes and hot springs. Kyushu covers an area of almost 37,000 square kilometres. The climate on Kyushu is very similar to Honshu and Shikoku – it’s subtropical. Extensive forests that consist of Japan’s oldest cedar trees spread across this subtropical island. Most of the yakusugi trees (a nickname for the ancient trees derived from “Yakushima” and the Japanese word for cedar, “sugi”) are at least a thousand years old!
Artifact 4: Kofun
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit
Honshu
The largest and most populated island, and the center of Japan's political and economic power. Honshu takes up an enormous area. This island covers around 250,000 kilometres squared. It's home to Tokyo and Osaka. The climate on Honshu is subtropical – the winters are mild, and the summers are warm and wet. In August, the temperatures can soar above 86 degrees fahrenheit whereas, in winter, temperatures average around 41 degrees fahrenheit.
Artifact:
Examine the notebook! Use the journal entries to determine which artifact is in this location. Once you think you have figured it out, click on the link below and type in the name of the artifact.
What is the artifact?
Hokkaido
The northernmost and the second largest island of Japan. It's known for its natural beauty, cooler climate, and vast plains. The capital of Hokkaido is Sapporo. With its distinct climate, it has cool summers and freezing winters. The island’s has a mountainous center, which spreads out to coastal plains. This means the lifestyles of the Japanese who live in Hokkaido depends on the exact location. When it comes to food, for example, dairy and beef products are abundant in the inland, while seafood is plenty in the coastal areas.
Honshu
The largest and most populated island, and the center of Japan's political and economic power. Honshu takes up an enormous area. This island covers around 250,000 kilometres squared. It's home to Tokyo and Osaka. The climate on Honshu is subtropical – the winters are mild, and the summers are warm and wet. In August, the temperatures can soar above 86 degrees fahrenheit whereas, in winter, temperatures average around 41 degrees fahrenheit.
Artifact 6: Torii Gate
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Artifact 3: Terrace Farming
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Artifact:
Examine the notebook! Use the journal entries to determine which artifact is in this location. Once you think you have figured it out, click on the link below and type in the name of the artifact.
What is the artifact?
Artifact 5: Pit Dwelling Houses
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Kyushu
The third largest island, and the nearest to the Asian continent. It's known for its volcanoes and hot springs. Kyushu covers an area of almost 37,000 square kilometres. The climate on Kyushu is very similar to Honshu and Shikoku – it’s subtropical. Extensive forests that consist of Japan’s oldest cedar trees spread across this subtropical island. Most of the yakusugi trees (a nickname for the ancient trees derived from “Yakushima” and the Japanese word for cedar, “sugi”) are at least a thousand years old!
Hokkaido
The northernmost and the second largest island of Japan. It's known for its natural beauty, cooler climate, and vast plains. The capital of Hokkaido is Sapporo. With its distinct climate, it has cool summers and freezing winters. The island’s has a mountainous center, which spreads out to coastal plains. This means the lifestyles of the Japanese who live in Hokkaido depends on the exact location. When it comes to food, for example, dairy and beef products are abundant in the inland, while seafood is plenty in the coastal areas.
Artifact:
Examine the notebook! Use the journal entries to determine which artifact is in this location. Once you think you have figured it out, click on the link below and type in the name of the artifact.
What is the artifact?
Artifact:
Examine the notebook! Use the journal entries to determine which artifact is in this location. Once you think you have figured it out, click on the link below and type in the name of the artifact.
What is the artifact?
Shikoku
The smallest island, and located between Honshu and Kyushu. It's known for its temples and is famous for creating Japan's inner sea. Shikoku literally translates to ‘four provinces’ because of the four separate areas that make up the island. The climate on Shikoku is similar to that of Honshu. It’s a largely humid subtropical climate with the wettest months being June and July, and the coldest month being January. Shikoku and its islets cover an area of around 19,000 square kilometres across four prefectures. These regions are Ehime, Kagawa, Kochi, and Tokushima.