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Meet the Oak Ridge delegation for the 2005 visit to Naka machi.
Representing



Back Row (l-r): Alpa Scarbrough (JMS Chaperone), Sherry O'Connor (COR),
Nancy Gray (ORNL), Harvey Gray (ORNL),
Morgan Alexander, Alex Roorda,
Becky Colburn, Leigh Marlar (RMS Chaperone)
Front Row (l-r): Lauren Nettles, Kamry Clark, Mary Ann Aabye, Michael
Singleton,
Will Kelly, Claire Campbell, Amelia Campbell
Not pictured: James O'Connor (COR) Japanese Lessons - watch for information and photographs as the team members learn about their host city and country:
Lesson 1
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JAPAN: Climate, Geography, History
- Where is Naka machi? What is Machi? How old is this area?
- What people do?
- Some differences in doing , sleeping, eating, bathing,
- Bathing, sense of outside and inside
- Taking off shoes / putting on Slippers
- How to say in Japanese? You already know many Japanese words
- They already know some English.
- Some easy grammar to make your own Japanese sentences.
- Q and A
Lesson 2
- Video Books Pictures---Religion, Art, Education
- What do they believe?
- Festivals and Traditions, Buddhism and Shintoism
- Who are the Old Samurai?
- When did Americans first meet with Japanese Shogun?
- Useful expressions in Japanese with host family and at school.
- .Q and A
Lesson 3
- You can read Jap-Lish in Romaji-phonetically transcribed in English.
- How do they write that? Learn Japanese phonetic alphabet.
- Easy to recognize some Chinese letters.
- Q and A Test: Japan Trivia
Japanese Food Tasting
Naka machi Program - Watch for a Daily Photo Journal of the Visit.
Personal
Experiences by the Oak Ridge Participants |