Japanese Radio Exercises
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"These exercises reflect the general role of exercise in Japanese culture- to serve as a symbol of unity and cooperation among Japanese, as well as to raise energy levels and encourage good health among the people. Japanese radio exercises are especially popular among students and workers in companies. Physical development is integral to the curriculum in elementary and secondary schools. Most often the entire school practices these exercises during the morning before classes begin. Attendance is taken, so students are required to attend these sessions. The purpose of these exercises is not to encourage students to become athletes but to push themselves and develop unity with their classmates." (text taken from SPICE)
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Published 1977, 1996 (16 pages) For Middle School - Secondary students. Softcover - $19.95 includes Videotape
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1996
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28
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Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE)
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bibcite_8265
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