What is the term for the traditional Japanese straw mat used for sitting and sleeping?

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What is the term for the traditional Japanese straw mat used for sitting and sleeping?

B. Futon

D. Tatami

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D. Tatami

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D. Gifu

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A. Kimono

B. Yukata

C. Hakama

D. Hanbok

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B. Futon

D. Tatami

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A. Judo

B. Kendo

C. Karate

D. Aikido

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B. Obon

C. Hanami

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A. Kendo

B. Aikido

C. Judo

D. Karate

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D. Romaji

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B. Obon

C. Hanami

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A. Noh

B. Kabuki

D. Kyogen

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D. Sumo

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Which Japanese island is known for its distinctive Ainu culture and is the largest island in Japan?

A. Kyushu

D. Honshu

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A. Beppu

B. Atami

C. Nagano

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A. Koto

C. Taiko

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A. Haiku

B. Tanka

C. Renga

D. Choka

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B. Kabuki

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C. Hanami

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A. Sado

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A. Sado

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A. Haiku

B. Tanka

C. Renga

D. Choka

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Answer 1

A. Kakebuton

Answer 2

C. Kotatsu

Answer 3

A. Izumi Shikibu

Answer 4

B. Murasaki Shikibu

Answer 5

C. Sei Shonagon

Answer 6

D. Ono no Komachi

Answer 7

A. Hiroshige

Answer 8

B. Hokusai

Answer 9

C. Utamaro

Answer 10

D. Sharaku

Answer 11

A. Sei Shonagon

Answer 12

B. Izumi Shikibu

Answer 13

C. Ono no Komachi

Answer 14

D. Murasaki Shikibu

Answer 15

B. Okayama

Answer 16

B. Sashimi

Answer 17

C. Yakitori

Answer 18

C. Bunraku

Answer 19

A. Sashimi

Answer 20

B. Yakitori

Answer 21

C. Tempura

Answer 22

D. Washoku

Answer 23

C. Bunraku

Answer 24

A. Kakebuton

Answer 25

C. Kotatsu

Answer 26

A. Tanabata

Answer 27

D. Setsubun

Answer 28

B. Katakana

Answer 29

C. Hiragana

Answer 30

A. Tanabata

Answer 31

D. Setsubun

Answer 32

C. Bunraku

Answer 33

A. Hanetsuki

Answer 34

B. Kingyo-sukui

Answer 35

C. Kendama

Answer 36

B. Hokkaido

Answer 37

C. Shikoku

Answer 38

D. Hakodate

Answer 39

B. Shakuhachi

Answer 40

D. Shamisen

Answer 41

B. Katakana

Answer 42

C. Hiragana

Answer 43

C. Bunraku

Answer 44

B. Shamisen

Answer 45

D. Shakuhachi

Answer 46

A. Tanabata

Answer 47

D. Meiji Jingu

Answer 48

B. Chanoyu

Answer 49

C. Ikebana

Answer 50

D. Kaiseki

Answer 51

B. Chanoyu

Answer 52

C. Ikebana

Answer 53

D. Kaiseki

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