Year 9 CLIL Japanese: Tokyo Disney Resort Case Study

Vocabulary and key analytical concepts from the Year 9 CLIL Japanese Tokyo Disney Resort case study.

近く (ちかく)

Close by.

乗る (のる)

To ride.

ジェットコースター

Roller coaster.

早い (はやい)

Fast.

エンターテインメント

Entertainment.

特別 (とくべつ)

Special.

ユーニック

Unique.

お土産 (おみやげ)

Souvenir.

客様 (きゃくさま)

Customer.

人数 (にんすう)

Number of people.

デート

Date.

一番人気がある (いちばんにんきがある)

Most popular.

テーマパーク

Theme park.

安全な場所 (あんぜんなばしょ)

Safe place.

楽しむ (たのしむ)

To enjoy.

有名なところ (ゆうめいなところ)

Famous place.

文化 (ぶんか)

Culture.

環境 (かんきょう)

Environment.

ゴミが捨てる (ごみがすてる)

Throw away rubbish.

地元 (じもと)

Local.

SHEEPT Analysis

An analytical framework used to evaluate factors and impacts (such as social, environmental, and economic conditions) related to a tourist destination.

PQE

A geographic data analysis method standing for Pattern (identifying general trends), Quantify (using specific statistics and years), and Exception (identifying anomalies or deviations).

しゃかい (Social Impact)

In the Tokyo Disney Resort case study, the positive aspect of providing a safe and fun place, contrasted with the negative aspect of American culture being present in Japan.

かんきょう (Environmental Impact)

In the Tokyo Disney Resort case study, the positive aspect of Disney keeping the environment clean, contrasted with the negative aspect of daily rubbish generation.

けいざい (Economic Impact)

In the Tokyo Disney Resort case study, positive aspects include increasing job opportunities and local revenue, contrasted with money going to an American company and high prices for locals.

Tokyo Disney Resort

A major tourist destination located in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, situated close to Tokyo.