| Keyword |
Description |
| Culture |
The way people in a country live, including their food, clothes, festivals and traditions |
| Airline |
A company that owns airplanes and takes people from one place to another |
| Traveler |
A person who goes to another place or country, usually for fun, study or work |
More Mexicans are going on trips to Japan, and in 2025 over 200,000 people from Mexico visited this Asian country, which is much more than the year before. Many families travel together, with kids, parents and grandparents, because they want to see a new place and learn about Japanese culture. In Japan, they can enjoy colorful traditional festivals, taste different regional foods and walk through cities that look very modern with bright lights and advanced technology.
Japan is also making it easier for Mexicans to visit. The Japan National Tourism Organization in Mexico works with airlines and travel agencies to invite more people to travel and to show that there is more to see than just Tokyo. Airlines like Aeroméxico and ANA have direct flights from Mexico City to Tokyo, so travelers do not have to stop in many airports. As more people travel and more companies from Japan and Mexico work together, the two countries become closer friends.
Bridging words
These words sound similar in English and Spanish: Why not practice them now?
| English |
Spanish |
| Japan |
Japón |
| Colorful |
Colorido |
| Travel agency |
Agencia de viajes |
Time to discuss
- Would you like to travel to a country very far from Mexico?
- What part of Japan do you think would be the most fun to see?
- Do you think it is important to learn about other countries?
Let's write
Answer the following questions in one paragraph:
- Describe your dream trip to Japan. What places would you visit?
- How could a trip to another country change the way you see the world?
