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Here are some other foods that Japanese 

people eat: fish, soybeans, meat, vegetables, 

sushi, stews, noodles and chicken. 

Sushi is vegetables and meat wrapped in rice 

and seaweed.   Sashimi is a slice of raw fish on 

rice. 

Japan has lots of sports.   They have 

football, wrestling, martial arts, golf, 

basketball, and baseball.  

Sumo is a competitive full contact wresting 

match where one wrestler tries to push the 

other out of the circle or get them to touch the 

ground first.

Baseball is a very popular sport in 

Japan. They have their own 

professional league. Teams are made 

up of mostly japanese   players, but 

teams can have a few players from 

other countries. The rules of the game 

are the same.

Kendo, Judo, Sumo, and Taekwondo are some 

martial arts.   The funny thing is that I go to 

taekwondo!   I am a green belt.   In a book I 

saw about Japan two people were practicing 

kendo on each other. Kendo is a Japanese 

sport of fencing using bamboo swords.

I got my information from Scott Asano 

and my library book called Looking at 

Japan. 

I also interested in the Japanese tsunami 

of 2011.   I want to see where the storm 

hit the Japanese coast.   I think if I went to 

Japan I would stick with the hamburger. 

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