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School Caravan: SMK King Edward VII, Taiping, Perak
(Penang, Sept 13) 36 students from SMK King Edward VII, Taiping, Perak joined the School Caravan at Consulate-General of Japan for the first time. They were accompanied by their Japanese language teacher, Ms. Nirmala.
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Consul Nishizawa welcoming the students
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Introduction to Japan at the beginning |
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Slide presentation of Introduction to Japan and Japanese Festival & Seasonal Habits was followed by demonstration of
a Origami session and Japanese traditional games by Japanese volunteers. |
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Japanese volunteer teaching the students to make Origami crane. |
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Students with their Origami artworks. |
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| At the Japanese traditional games session, Japanese volunteers introduced the students “Ayatori あやとり”(string figure game). Ayatori is a design formed by manipulating string on, around, and using one's fingers or sometimes between the fingers of multiple people. |
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| Learning Ayatori |
Students at the Japanese seasonal display corner. |
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| Students were also introduced to play Koma 独楽 (spinning top) during the game session. Koma was and still is a popular traditional toy in Japan. |
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Students learning to play Koma. |
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Group photo session |
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Consulate-General of Japan conducts a school caravan from time to time upon request of schools, introducing and promoting mutual understanding in terms of Japanese language, custom, and culture traditions among Malaysian students. |
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