Japan "NIHAN KOKU" Land of the Rising Su

Japan "NIHAN KOKU" Land of the Rising Su

Outline

I. Japan & America

A. Overview

1. Location
2. Population
3. Language
4. Flag
5. Map of Japan
6. Cultural Overview

B. World War II

1. Pearl Harbor
2. Declare War
3. VJ Day
4. Postwar Japan
5. Re-Arming Japan

C. Internment

1. Internment
2. Relocation
3. Requirements
4. Aftermath

D. Religion

1. Buddhism
2. Kamakura Diabusta
3. Converting
4. Role of Religion in Japanese Culture

E. Japanese Economy
1. Trading Partners
2. Technology Race
3. Stock Market Systems
4. Management Styles
5. Recent Banking System Collapse
6. Production of Cars & Move to Produce Autos in U.S.
7. Japanese Investments in the U.S.

F. Leisure

1. HarmonyLand
2. HarmonyLand II
3. Puroland
4. Puroland Picture
5. Seagaia
6. Map
7. Tourism

G. Sports

1. Favorite Activities
2. Golf
3. Baseball
4. Handball
5. Famous Teams
6. Olympic Ski Jumping Heroes

H. Cartoons

1. Anime Picture
2. What is Anime?
3. Popularity in America

I. Nintendo

1. History of Company
2. The Beginning
3. Rise of Japanese Technology in Game Systems
4. First Systems-Nintendo
5. Super Nintendo
6. Next Wave of 64 Bit Systems
        a) Nintendo 64
        b) Competition from Sony Playstation
7. Mario Symbol of Nintendo
8. SNES 1
9. SNES 2
10. Game Boy

J. Land of the Rising Sun/Conclusion
1. Japans Future
2. Relationship With the U.S.

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