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📍Scene 1: Introduction (Setting: Airport)

📝Narrator 1: Welcome to Japan, where tradition and modernity blend


seamlessly. From the humble countryside to the bustling streets of Tokyo,
Japan is a land where culture, beliefs, and customs shape everyday life. The
journey begins as travelers from the phlippines to experience the magic of
Japan.

(Three travelers enter the scene, they introduce themselves. They are all
Filipinos)

👨Traveler 1
“OMG! We’re here! Naririnig ko na ang daming interesting na customs and
festivals dito sa Japan! I’m super excited to experience them all.”
👨Traveler 2:
“Curious lang ako how Japan manages to preserve their culture while being
super modern.”
👨Traveler 3:
“Korek, ngayon let’s try to explore their language, clothing, and culture in a
more interactive way. Kaya ko naman mag-Japanese, so I’ll help if you guys
need translations! Let’s go!”

📍Scene 2: Exploring foods in Tokyo


(The three travelers walked down a street in Tokyo where they found food)

Narrator 1: A bustling street food area in Japan. The aroma of freshly


cooked food fills the air as various street vendors prepare their delicacies.
Three Filipino travelers walk down the street, excited to try authentic
Japanese street food.
Narrator 2: They walk up to the vendor, a Japanese woman who welcomes
them with a smile.

👩Vendor (Samantha): "Irasshaimase, irasshaimase! Nani ga suki desu ka?


Nihon no yuumei na sutoriito fūdo o tameshimasen ka?"
Translation: Welcome, welcome! What you like? Try famous Japanese street
food?

👩Traveller 1: ano daw sabi?


👩Traveller 3: welcome daw, ano daw gusto naten
👩Traveller 2: What's this? points at the Ten Yen Cheese

👩Vendor: Ah, Ten Yen Cheese! Very popular!

👩Traveller 3: Eto yung may melted cheese sa loob, crispy sa labas. Parang
old ten yen coin, dati super mura, pero now, medyo mahal na ng konti! Pero
still masarap daw to eh!
👩Taveller 1: uy may Takoyaki sila, this time makakatikim na talaga tayo
nung authentic na takoyaki ng Japan na may pa bonito flakes, mayo, at
special sauce talaga nila
👩Traveller 2: Meron din sila neto oh, tempura. Yung tempura nila na may
choices na shrimp, fish, or veggies tapos fried until crispy. Served with
dipping sauce, super simple pero super sarap!
👩Traveller 1: So ano mga kukunin naten?
👩Traveller 3: ako na bahala, Konnichiwa! Takoyaki o hitotsu, ten yen
cheese to tempura o kudasai!
Translation: Hello, we'll have one order of takoyaki, ten yen cheese and
tempura please

👩Vendor (Samantha): Arigatou gozaimasu! Chotto matte kudasai!


Translation: Thank you! Please wait a moment!

👩 Traveller 1: Sobrang swerte natin na natry natin 'tong amazing street


foods! ang sarap lahat!
👩 Traveller 2: For sure! Japanese street food ay must-try talaga. Ang
excited ko na mag-explore pa ng ibang food nila!
👩 Traveller 3: True ka dyan, tara magikot-ikot pa tayo
📍Scene 3: Language and Communication (Setting: Busy Tokyo
Street)
📝Narrator 2: "Let's continue with their language—the essence of Japan’s
communication."
(As the travelers walk through the streets of Tokyo, they encounter a
Japanese person handing out flyers for a local festival.)

👩Japanese Local (dressed in modern casual clothes): "Konnichiwa!


Tōkyō e yōkoso! Kochira wa, kondo no Tōrō Nagashi Matsuri no chirashi desu.
Dōzo o-uketori kudasai"
Translation: “Konnichiwa! Welcome to Tokyo! Please take this flyer for the
upcoming Tōrō Nagashi Festival.”

👨 Traveller 1: "Ano daw sabi?"


👨Traveller 3: “Ang sabi, welcome to tokyo daw, at meron silang binibigay
na flyers for the upcoming Toro Nagashi Festival"
👨Traveller 1: Ah okay okay gets gets
👨Traveller 3: Konnichiwa! Can you speak in English?

👩Japanese local: Oh yes yes

👨Oh great! I’ve heard about Toro Nagashi! Can you teach my friends some
common phrases in Japanese so we can interact better?

👩Japanese Local: “Sure! Here are a few phrases:


- ‘Konnichiwa’ means ‘Hello.’
- ‘Arigatou gozaimasu’ means ‘Thank you very much.’
- And for when you leave, we say ‘Sayounara,’ which means ‘Goodbye.’”
👨Traveler 2: “The Japanese language sounds so delicate and respectful.”
👩Japanese Local: “That’s because our language reflects our belief in
politeness and harmony.”

📍Scene 4: Clothing and Traditional Attire (Setting: Japanese Clothing


Store)
(Travelers walk into a shop that displays different types of Japanese clothing
—kimono, yukata, hakama.)

👩Shop Owner: “Welcome to my shop. Would you like to try on traditional


Japanese attire? For festivals, people wear Yukata, and for formal events like
tea ceremonies, we wear Kimono.”
👩Traveler 3: “The craftsmanship in the silk and patterns is amazing! Each
kimono seems to have a story.”
👩Shop Owner: “Exactly! The patterns on a kimono often symbolize seasons,
nature, or even family lineage.”
👩Traveler 2: “I feel like I’ve stepped into history!”

📍Scene 5: Characteristics of the Japanese People (Setting: Zen


Garden)
(The travelers enter a peaceful Zen garden, where they meet a Zen monk
meditating.)
👨Zen Monk: "Yōkoso. Suwatte, seijaku no naka de heian o mitsukete
kudasai."
Translation: “Welcome. You may sit and find peace in stillness.”
👨Traveler 2: ano daw sabi?
👨Traveler 3: pwede na daw tayo umupo
👨Traveler 1: “Grabe, Zen is such a big part of Japanese culture, no?”
👨Traveler 3: “Yep, it teaches them mindfulness, self-discipline, and inner
peace. Yung mga Japanese, they’re known for their humility, respect for
others, and dedication sa work. These values ang nag-ga-guide sakanila in
their daily lives.”
👨Traveler 3: Napansin ko nga ‘yan sa interactions nila. Ang kalmado at
sobrang bait ng mga galaw nila.”
👨Zen Monk: "Baransu to chōwa—sore wa Nihon bunka no jūyōna kachida."
Translation: “Balance and harmony—those are key values in Japanese
culture.”

📍Scene 6: Tōrō Nagashi Festival (Floating Lantern Festival)

Narrator 1: The travelers arrive at the Tōrō Nagashi Festival, set near a
peaceful river. The riverbank is illuminated with lanterns, and people are
gathered, each holding a paper lantern inscribed with their wishes and
prayers. The lanterns will soon be set afloat on the river.
👩Festival Organizer: "Tōrō Nagashi Matsuri e yōkoso. Koko dewa, senzo o
tatoi, kami-tachi ni negai o sasageru tame ni, kami wo kawa ni nagashimasu.
Kore wa hansei, heiwa, to ten ni inori o okuru toki desu."
Translation: “Welcome to the Tōrō Nagashi Festival, where we float paper
lanterns on the river to honor our ancestors and offer our wishes to the
spirits. It is a time of reflection, peace, and sending prayers to the heavens.”
👨Traveler 3: "Yūbune—nanda kirei na koto! Kore wa nan o shimeshimasu
ka?"
Translation: “Floating lanterns—how beautiful! What does this symbolize?”

👩Another Festival Organizer that can speak English: “The light of the
lanterns represents the souls of the departed. As we release them onto the
river, we believe it connects us with the spiritual world. At the same time,
people also write their wishes and hopes for the future, letting them flow into
the unknown.” (They are handed small lanterns with paper and brushes to
write their own wishes.)

👨Traveler 1: “Anong dapat kong isulat? Ang dami kong gustong ipagdasal.”
👨Traveler 3: “Anything from the heart. Pwede kang mag-wish para sa sarili
mo, sa pamilya mo, or kahit sa mundo.”
(Each traveler writes their wishes. As the sun sets, they gather with the
crowd by the riverbank.)
📍Finale: Reflection and Goodbye (Setting: Return to the Airport)
📝Narrator 2: Their journey through Japan comes to a close, but the
memories of the language, clothing, beliefs, and festivals will stay with them.
They've learned that Japan’s culture is built on a deep respect for nature,
tradition, and community.

👨Traveler 1: “Nakakuha ako ng bagong respeto sa kanilang mga


kaugalian.”
👨Traveler 2: “Ang balance ng Japan between the past and present is really
inspiring.”
👨Traveler 3: "Dito sa trip na ito ko natutunan na meron kagandahan sa
simplicity ng buhay."

📝Narrator 1 and 2: “And so, with new memories, we say…”

👨Traveler 1: (intervening): “Wait! Bago yan, TikTok muna tayo.”


👨Traveler 2: “Tara, magandang idea yan para dagdag memories.”

(After the TikTok dance, they all say together)


All together: “Arigatou gozaimasu and Sayounara!”

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