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Anaaji Mojica tries to place the pieces to make a face as he is blindfolded while playing with students. (Deste Lee)
On Jan. 27, the mothers of several of the school's Japanese students hosted a Japan Day that provided the school's students with a variety of the country's cultural experiences.
Students made and ate rice balls. They created origami, wrote in Japanese script and played traditional games of the island nation. They also toured a display in the school's auditorium with several Japanese artifacts.
More photos in today's NEMS Daily Journal newspaper.