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1 Development of Teaching Materials Using Media-Synthesis1 SoftwareNew Zealand Kunihide Kaneko The aim of this research is to develop a software to teach about a foreign country using media-synthesis. This teaching material also aims not only to show how secondary geography become an integrated social studies but also to make a new teaching material adopting global perspective. The software have an interface which looks like a page of paper based textbook as familiar as possible to teachers and students who use this software will have a intimate feeling with this. Besides this, I also try to develop a model teaching plan which will help a teacher who want to use this software integrated in regular course of geography at junior high school. Itry to make a kind of hybrid type software that is to be used on both Mac OS and Win OS. As a result, I made a softwarenew Zealandwhich was a substitute unit of the required content of Course of Studies. The softwarenew Zealandwith four hours teaching plans shows how students get two general concepts. One isany country have proper land and people who live on, and try to keep and maintain its countryand another isnot only any country have unique tradition and culture but also any country have global connections with many another countries. The only required behavior for teachers and students is to push the button of mouse. The underlined questions, icon-like pictures, and resources on the screen of PC, will show an answer and explanation by specialists and guidebooks. And when icon-like picture or another type of resource is clicked, it becomes so large that it makes easy for any person to read and examine its data and information in detail.