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| Autumn 2000KS3 geography: farming case studyschool links updatetourism in Japan: materials for schoolshaiku for the literacy hour |
Summer 2000music from Okinawashinto: the way of the godsschool links update |
| Spring 2000Tokyo relocation exercisekamishibai storytelling ideaschildren's festivalstotally taiko: drumming in the classroom |
Spring 1999Japan's greying societyvideo conferencing / internet linksJapanese high school students' lives |
| Autumn 1998KPMG art competition resultsusing video conferencing in school linksrunning a Japan dayschool links update |
Spring 1998composition activities with Japanese musicJapanese cinema in film studiesstorytellingNagano Olympics as a classroom stimulus |
| Autumn 1997an introduction to gofocus on foodJapanese museum collections in the UK |
Summer 1997soroban in primary mathematicsJFET/JNTO study tour to Japanideas for art teachers |
| Autumn 1996taiko drummingpackage designtrends in domestic tourism |
Summer 1996school links updateintroducing Japan 2000Japan in the art curriculummake your own happi |
| Spring 1996school links updateideas for primary design & technologyorigami in mathsKansai focus |
Autumn 1995school links updatea year in Japanthe Hanshin earthquake |
| Summer 1994traditional Japanese musickite designKyushu & Okinawa: a regional perspectiveschool links update |
Spring 1993Japan in KS3 geographya journey to Japan: themes at primary levelHokkaido & Tohoku: a regional perspectiveschool links update |
