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Saudi Arabia

by Yuna Murae
(Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan)

First of all, I don't know so much about Saudi Arabia. Then, I'm going to tell you the matters I know now.

First, Saudi Arabia is the petroleum country. Such natural resources are very important for Japan. So, Japan has had an intimate relation with Saudi Arabia.

Second, Saudi Arabia is an Muslim nation. They are religious Muslims. Most Japanese have no religion. In this way, Saudi Arabia is different from Japan so much.

Finally, Saudi Arabia is a Kingdom. Japan was a Kingdom once too. The Japanese dowager and the Saudi Arabian Royal Family are still good friends with each other.

Saudi Arabia is different from Japan in many ways. I need to know more about this country.

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