Kids Web Japan provides fun content that helps children learn about Japan. The site is widely used in elementary and middle school classrooms around the world.

An introduction to traditional Japanese culture, including origami, kimono, ikebana, bonsai, ukiyo-e, shodo, judo, sumo wrestling, yabusame, koto, kendama, fukuwarai, bento and Japanese houses. You can also play games!

What kind of language is Japanese? In this section you can take Japanese lessons and try speaking the language. You can also learn the characters used to write Japanese. Why not do the lessons with a friend and try speaking Japanese to each …

In this section you can take Japanese lessons and try speaking the language. Why not do the lessons with a friend and try speaking Japanese to each other? Learn basic phrases that people use everyday.

Japanese fashion is a treasure-trove of various styles. There are all kinds of different looks to choose from, from ultra-cute kawaii styles to cutting-edge street fashions. People can pick and choose the styles that suit their preferences and personality best. And in Japan, that includes kids!

Here you will find everything you want to know about Japan, from basic facs to descriptions of Japanese lifestyle, culture, and traditions.

Unification of the Yamato court proceeds; burial mounds built around the country; Buddhism, Chinese characters, new technologies, and other culture brought to Japan from the continent The Nintoku-Tenno-Ryo Tumulus

What are the biggest fads among Japanese middle school students these days? Who are some of their favorite stars? You can keep up with the hottest trends in Japan by reading articles listed here.

Are you ready for a taste of Japan? COOKBOOK FOR KIDS has recipes for dishes that are popular with kids in Japan and are easy to prepare. If you want to know more about Japanese food, try reading our feature articles.

Here you can get a look at how Japanese kids live. What are Japanese schools like? What do kids do after school? Some Japanese children practice traditional Japanese culture and arts, and here you can get a close-up look at their training and their daily lives.