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TrekJapan.com exists to show engaging photos of Japan, delicious Japanese food and information on schooling through original Japanese materials.
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| Photo Gallery |
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Take a virtual stroll through the Japanese
countryside and view some photos of people
and places in Japan, like the most
famous castle in Japan, Himeji castle,
where several samurai films have been shot on location, and the
Tohoku region in northern Japan,
known for its cold winters and beautiful outdoors. Whether there,
or urban areas like Tokyo,
each photograph portrays an unmistakable Japan, from its youngest
inhabitants to those in their twilight years. Check out the TrekEarth Japan Gallery for more Japan photos.
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| Food |
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Have a hankering for some Soba? Or just wanted to find that recipe
for Miso Soup? Browse through the Food
section to find out about some traditional Japanese dishes. Each dish includes an easy to follow recipe so you
can prepare it at home. Photos and descriptions of all Japanese
ingredients are available as well.
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| School |
Ever wonder what kind of rules a typical
Japanese junior high school has? Like what hairstyles are forbidden
to be worn? Or what socks need to be used? Find out in the school
area, and while you're there, read some actual Japanese student
notes passed around during class. Each note is folded in a unique
origami shape mastered at a young age by these students. A World
War II section includes a chapter from a junior high textbook.
Decide for yourself whether Japanese know enough about their history.
Everything is shown in the original Japanese with English translations.
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