Trains part 2

Hi, guys, it's is me Kaito you know how I did a blog post about what I have been doing to entertain my self in this lockdown well, this is part 2 of it hope you like it!😊
 

 

My favourite animal

Anzac Day (Australia,NewZealand Army Crops)

ANZAC day is really important because they sacrificed there lives to fight for there country and I am not only talking not only about people that died in the war I am talking about all people that went to war.

 

It is really sad how we can't do the dawn service but that doesn't mean that we won't remember them this year we will always remember them.

What I have been doing in the lock down

I guys it's me Kaito it is really boring without fun right so I decided to play with my trains. Here are a few pictures and a clip of it hope you like it!

 

 Here are some pictures and info about what trains are in action! These trains are called Japanese bullet trains also know as shinkansen. 

 This is the shinkansen MAX The bullet train exists since 1964 and it was built to link distant regions with Tokyo. The actual max speed can vary from 240 to 320 km/h (150 to 200 mph) and this train is extremely punctual. Tourists can buy individual tickets or a Japan Rail Pass to ride the bullet train.

This is this the shinkansen TSUBASA  is a high-speed Shinkansen train service operated on the Yamagata shinkansen by East Japan railway company (JR East) since July 1992. The name was formerly used for a limited express service operated by Japanese National Railways (JNR) and later by JR East, which ran from Ueno to Akita, and was discontinued in 1992 when the new shinkansen service commenced. 

              Here I a map about where Japanese Shinkansen traveled

Egyptian hieroglyphics

hi guy's, I have been learning about Ancient Egypt. Here is how the Ancient Egyptians communicated and told stories.

 
Here is a link for you to do your own hieroglyphics:Egyptian hieroglyphics