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Covers several different ethnic groups' introduction to the U.S. Includes timeline of immigration, personal stories of both immigrants and workers at Ellis Island, and a discussion of The Statue of Liberty.

Includes a message from the premier, a virtual tour of Ontario, a trivia game, history, and a simple explanation of how Canada's government works. In English and French.

Site of youth affairs based in Denmark, Western Australia. Focuses on youth issues, arts, music, education, and employment.

Discover Australia's art, music, and literature.

Join the Global Gang to learn more about kids from other countries through stories and e-mail.

Visit this site to learn about the cultures of eight meridian line countries at the turn of the millineum.

Tells about the past and present of Japan and its people. Information taken from World Book Online.

An American teacher who spent three weeks in Japan writes about her experiences. Site includes information on the country's system of education, its people, and culture and traditions.

Comprehensive listing of Japanese customs and useful for a quick contrast to other cultures.

Includes quizzes about Japan as well as lists of Japanese heroes and heroines, from ancient gods to Nomo and Ichiro.

A detailed look at weddings and marriage customs.

Kid-friendly links to learn about Japan, its culture, geography, art, math, science, and history.

The River Ganges, sacred to some, a river of myth and legend to others, has its headwaters in the Himalayas. It flows through the heart of India into the Bay of Bengal. Follow its course throughout India, trace its tributaries, and visit the cities along its banks in this virtual journey.

Guide to the PBS series includes an overview of Irish-American music, language, and culture, as well as a listing of well-known Irish-Americans.

All kinds of information about Australia ranging from geography and wildlife to history and culture.