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七. 閱讀測驗Many Taiwanese people already know about working holidays in New Zealand and Australia. Those who have always dreamed of adventures in the “Land of the Rising Sun” must be happy to learn that from June 1st, 2009, Taiwanese applicants can also apply for working holiday visas for Japan.This program lets participants (參加者) understand Japanese culture more deeply. It first started in 1980, with new countries joining in all the time. Now, it’s open to young people from Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, South Korea, Britain, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.A working holiday in Japan involves a full¬time or part-time job, and it gives free time for relaxing and visiting attractions like Tokyo Tower or Mt. Fuji. A special organization (組織) helps participants find jobs and places to stay. Parties are held to help newcomers make friends, and Japanese lessons are offered. A Japanese vacation sounds amazing!
31. What does the passage mainly talk about?
(A) The working holiday program in Japan.
(B) A mix of work and play in New Zealand.
(C) The famous tourist attractions in Japan.
(D) The adventures of a working holiday in Australia.

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