Collaborative project with 'English Square' - private English school in Kanazawa, Japan.
[Students Video]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?Three students were absent when this video was taken because they were attending "High School Students' United Nations Project" in Tokyo.
Sorry I couldn't find any photos that captured all of them.
Perhaps we can take a photo on Oct.29.
[Kanazawa City Info]
https://visitkanazawa.jp/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
The city is now one of the most popular tourist destinations.
Or keren and Leon and
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Airi Aoyama
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Ori Lapid and Yoav Harari
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Hanako Seki
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Noam Horev and Shir Bar-Hen
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Moe Miyamukai
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Yuli Rubinstein and Yael Komornik and
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Moka Fuchimoto
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Naomi Turner and Zoe Bahalul
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Ryosei Nakatani
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Neta Bagg Baram, Noga Katz, Sasha Osher
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Shinnosuke Nishimura
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Noam Rodoy and Adi Schiller
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Yuka Tagawa
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Daniel Tommer and Shai Lev and
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Mako
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Yael Menahem and Maor moshe
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Minako
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Doron Cory and Noam Benush
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Rihito
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Paz Franco and Gali Brihand
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Sai
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Adi Schwarz with Abigail Oshrin
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Shiori
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Segev Khalfa and Omer Levin
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Yuka
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Team leaders
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Nikol / Carmel
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Monday Group
Airi Aoyama - G11
Hanako Seki - G11
Moe Miyamukai - G10
Moka Fuchimoto - G10
Ryosei Nakatani - G11
Shinnosuke Nishimura - G11
Yuka Tagawa - G10
Friday Group - G10
Mako
Minako
Rihito
Sai
Shiori
Yuka
I will show my students the video and make them guess which country it's in.
It will make an interesting introduction to the project.
I was thinking what sort of Japanese literature your students might be interested in.
Are they familiar with Haiku, the short poems with a specific number of syllable for each line?
http://examples.
If it is new to them, it will make a nice project.
For example, my students can show your students their favorite Haiku poems, and they can also create their own Haiku in English.
Then your students may try and make their own Haiku, too.