Jessica Perrin, WA, Australia
Fukushima.
For many of our students the words *Fukushima* and *nuclear disaster* have become an unfortunate “set”.
The song by the Inawashiroko'zu “I love you Fukushima” inspired me to create a resource that would engage students with Fukushima beyond the nuclear power plants they have been hearing of so often.
My hope is that this resource will stimulate positive discussion about Fukushima through authentic materials.
It will also introduce them to some common encouraging phrases used in Japanese so that they can “cheer” Fukushima/Japan on.
I LOVE YOU BABY 福島(ふくしま)!
Fukushima.
For many of our students the words *Fukushima* and *nuclear disaster* have become an unfortunate “set”.
The song by the Inawashiroko'zu “I love you Fukushima” inspired me to create a resource that would engage students with Fukushima beyond the nuclear power plants they have been hearing of so often.
My hope is that this resource will stimulate positive discussion about Fukushima through authentic materials.
It will also introduce them to some common encouraging phrases used in Japanese so that they can “cheer” Fukushima/Japan on.
I LOVE YOU BABY 福島(ふくしま)!