Welcome to Cross Currents!
Cross Currents explores the rich, ongoing relationship between the U.S. and Japan over the past fifty years. This site can be explored in two languages, English and Japanese. You can switch between languages by clicking on "日本語サイト" in the upper-right hand corner of the page. |
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Japan Through the Year What happens at special times of the year in Japan, at school, at work, and in the community? Work and Workplaces in Japan How has work in Japan changed over the last 50 years? Food and Agriculture in Japan What do the Japanese eat? How is food grown and processed in Japan? Education in Japan What is it like to go to school in Japan? Families and Home Life in Japan How do families live in Japan? Japanese Citizens in Action How do Japanese participate in their society? |
Cross Currents Through the Year What holidays and seasonal activities do Japanese and Americans share? Cross Currents in Work How has work in Japan influenced work in the U.S.? How has work in Japan influenced work in the U.S.? Cross Currents in Food and Agriculture How have American and Japanese food and agriculture influenced each other? Cross Currents in Education How has education in Japan influenced education in the U.S.? How has education in the U.S. influenced education in Japan? Cross Currents in Family and Home Life How have families in Japan and the U.S. influenced each other? Cross Currents in Civil Society How have citizens in Japan and the U.S. influenced each other? |
The US Through the Year What happens at special times of the year in the US, at school, at work, and in the community? Work and Workplaces in the U.S. How has work in the US changed over the last 50 years? Food and Agriculture in the U.S. What do Americans eat? How is food grown and processed in the U.S.? Education in the U.S. What is it like to go to school in the U.S.? Families and Home Life in the U.S. How do families live in the United States? Citizens in Action in the United States How do Americans participate in their society? |
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