Gregory and his family are moving to Japan for his dad's job. After the long flight, they arrive at their new apartment. Gregory is surprised to find lots of things that are different: he needs to remove his shoes and wear slippers, he has to sit on pillows at the table, and he has to take a shower before getting into the bathtub As Gregory's dad points out, "That's the way we do it in Japan."When Gregory starts school, he's afraid that the kids won't like him. That morning, he works hard writing the letters of the Japanese alphabet and is glad when it's time for lunch. But he's embarrassed when he takes out his peanut butter sandwich and sees everyone else eating rice and soybeans. Gregory wonders if he'll ever fit in.
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