SOCIAL STUDIES OF JAPAN: Civics 340 (English-Japanese Bilingual Edition): Gateway to High School - Bridging Two Horizons from Exams to Global Understanding

Looking for a bilingual guide to Japanese society and government? This English-Japanese study guide offers 340 essential terms covering modern life, politics, economy, and culture in Japan. Perfect for learners, educators, and globally curious readers. Topics include: – Democracy and Rights in Japan – Everyday Japanese Society – Economic life and international relations ✅ With clear English explanations and Japanese text (with furigana). ✅ Ideal for Japanese language learners and cultural explorers. Format: Kindle Length: 239 pages Language: English + Japanese (Bilingual) --- This book is a comprehensive learning guide for understanding "Civics" within the Japanese social studies curriculum. It provides a foundation for understanding Japanese society while preparing for high school entrance exams or gaining a broad view of Japan's culture. The book features 340 carefully selected keywords, a bilingual format (English and Japanese), and contextual summaries to aid comprehension. Who is this book for? - Foreign students preparing for high school entrance exams in Japan - International students or people worldwide interested in Japanese society and culture - Japanese students exploring global perspectives - Teachers or educators seeking resources for cross-cultural education What will you learn? Learn from four main fields: (1) Contemporary Society: Aging population, globalization, and current issues (2) Politics: Democracy, political systems, and citizen rights (3) Economy: Japan's market system and economic impact on society (4) International Community: Japan's role in global cooperation and challenges With furigana for Japanese text and accurate English translations, this bilingual book serves as a valuable tool for understanding the fundamentals of Japanese society. --- Table of Contents Introduction Part 1: Contemporary Society - Chapter 1: Contemporary Society Part 2: Politics - Chapter 2: History of Fundamental Human Rights - Chapter 3: Constitution of Japan - Chapter 4: Elections - Chapter 5: The Diet - Legislative Power - Chapter 6: Cabinet - Executive Power - Chapter 7: Courts - Judicial Power - Chapter 8: Local Autonomy Part 3: Economy - Chapter 9: Economy Part 4: International Community - Chapter 10: International Community Conclusion View Less