Culture Kit
Japan #4
ID # 6138
Bring Japan to your classroom with this culture kit! This kit has a pair of geta (traditional Japanese sandals), a kimono, an obi (belt), chopsticks, a soup bowl, manga (comic books), a fox mask, a carp streamer, and a geisha doll. Other items include calligraphy brushes, an ink stone, origami paper, currency, face masks, a fan, wrapping paper, and a flag.
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Madison Wright
I am a student at UNC-Chapel Hill pursing a Computer Science B.S. and minors in Japanese and Studio Art.
I chose to study abroad in Japan because I have loved Japanese culture since a young age. I first started
liking Japanese video games and collecting Japanese erasers when I was in elementary school, but I never
imagined I would study Japanese. My family went to Japan for a week during the summer before my
senior year of high school and I absolutely loved it there. Learning about Japan’s beautiful culture made
me want to study Japanese. When I enrolled at UNC-Chapel Hill, I started taking Japanese classes and I
loved it. I studied abroad in Japan during the summer before my junior year of college and bought back
these items to share some of Japan’s culture with students in North Carolina.