The most of the people have Interest to meet and learn about masai culture did you think why?
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Hello dear!\nThere several reasons.\nOne could be due to the great achievements of Masai people and civilization.\nThe other is because the people are not satisfied with what they are and feel.\nOne more is that they want to find out similar, different or opposite ways, they like to study, ..
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Perhaps because most of the users are from the United States. And U.S. citizens appear to be mostly interested in their own country. Or perhaps it's because the U.S. is the sole superpower, and also seem to lead the world in cultural exports?
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The bigger question is why are most humans obssessed with them.
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For the most part, it's a difficult enough proposition to get people to learn about their own culture, much less cultures that exist across an entire ocean.
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In my country (Austria) there live some Romanian people. I know one who was in my school. His name is Doru and he comes from a village near Timisoara.\nI have never been to Romania but I heard it would be nice and a lot of things to see.
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Well, in Puerto Rico there are a lot of ppl that are part of the religion Santeria.  So I imagine there may be more people examining their ESP and paying attention to such things where as here in America we blow such things off as coincidence
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their curiosity , challenging the old custom and their enthusiasm for knowing more
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talk to people you know, maybe they will be interested.
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What age level? What education level?\n\nWith children, hands-on activities exploring the foods, crafts, and cultural events of other people are always good.\n\nWith adults, those activities are good too... as well as doing personal space exercises (one of the biggest discomforts between cultures), small-group discussions, personal sharing of one's own differences and similarities, etc.
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You would think there would be more questions about it seeing it is only 61 days away...\nMaybe because it is such a popular event everyone knows alot about it already...
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I think most people don't have or don't take the time to get to know 'most' people.
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I would assume it's because they want the Malasian people to know what has happened to their country.
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You can share your knowledge and spirit of enthusiasam with others
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Because humans are curious by nature.
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Enquiring minds want to know.
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Personally I like to find common ground among all of us. \n\nIf your students are young they might be interested in learning about corporations that produce gym shoes and blue jeans and ipods. \n\nCheck on the Yahoo Q&A in the family and friends categories, for instance, and see how people all over the world have the same worries and concerns.\n\nI live in Chicago and probably the largest Japanese influence would be in the food industry. People here love sushi (I think that's Japanese). And we all drink lots of tea. Chicago would be a great place for your students to travel to because there are always so many things going on in this city; and the transportation is pretty good too.\n\nI lived in San Francisco, California for a time and S.F. has a very strong Japanese influence as it is a port of entry to the U.S. \n\nS.F. had a Japanese neighborhood with great stores and hotels. Golden Gate Park in San Francisco has a wonderful Japanese Tea Garden.\n\nI see Japanese influence in art (Isn't the popular "The Kiss" by a Japanese artist?), architecture, coral and jade jewelry and gifts, furniture (both materials and design), plants, flowers, flower arranging, and landscaping.\n\nSome of our national concerns are: the right to life vs. freedom of choice; the possiblity of global warming; alternate fuels for transportation and other industries; violence and poverty. Do any of these also ring true for Japan?\n\nThese are areas that interest me. I'm sure the Japanese influence can be seen in the sciences, medicine (I think eastern medical practices are gaining a stronger following in the U.S.), education, etc., etc.\n\nAnd I think it's the Japanese beetle that's been problematic to some of our local trees.\n\nI think teachers are special people. God bless you!
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no i dont attend but would like too, i find all people intresting,most events that i have been too dont have handicap access and need too,but i think what would help is if the artist explains alittle about him or her self in the art work its self