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This is my keynote presentation about Ainu of Japan. I did this project during quarter 2 social studies. Grade 4 SCIS Pudong Campus.
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- 1. The Ainu of Japan Miyu Social studies T Wednesday, February 4, 2009
- 2. Contents 1. Wild life 2. Food 11. 3. Games 12. 4. Living 13. 5. Clothing 14. 7. Work 8. Currency 9. Artwork 10. Population Wednesday, February 4, 2009
- 3. Wild Life The Ainu’s special wild animals are mostly in Hokkaido. They are brown bears,foxes,antelopes,arctic hares,raccoon dogs,and wild boars, and more!There was a crane that was doing cool dances,which was popular! Wednesday, February 4, 2009
- 4. food The Ainu was a kind of people who doesn’t hunt,instead they plant! The only thing they hunted is bears. They thought bears taste so good,that they couldn’t stop hunting them. Although,the Ainu felt sorry for the bears. The Ainu liked to plant fruits and vegetable. They got the seeds from the foods they eat. Wednesday, February 4, 2009
- 5. Games The Ainu didn’t discover electricity for along time,so they played a lot of type of tags. There is a tag where people who is it has to close there eyes,spin three times, then try to tag people,and the other people has to stay high,or else the tagger will say down,and then that person has to be it. It is really fun! Wednesday, February 4, 2009
- 6. Living Some Ainu lived in a village near water. The village were called the kotan. The kotan was small with only four to seven families in each village.But most of the Ainu lived in a same type of house as Japanese people. The lived in a tall apartment building. Wednesday, February 4, 2009
- 7. Clothing The Ainu made their clothes out of plants and animals. They used animal’s skins and feathers to make lightweight robes and shoes. They used animal’s furs to make warm clothes. The most important part of their clothing was a robe,like the kimonos have. Wednesday, February 4, 2009
- 8. Bibliogra The Ainu of Japan,2002,Barbara Aoki Poisson,Lerner Publication Company www.lernerbook.com www.culturefeast.com www.hubpages.com www.outdoorjapan.com Wednesday, February 4, 2009