What is the traditional Japanese art of arranging rocks and plants in a way that creates a miniature landscape?

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What is the traditional Japanese art of arranging rocks and plants in a way that creates a miniature landscape?

A. Ikebana

B. Sado

C. Kodo

D. Karesansui

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Which Japanese city is famous for its castle, known as the Black Crow Castle due to its dark exterior?

A. Himeji

B. Matsumoto

C. Kumamoto

D. Nagoya

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A. Sado

B. Chanoyu

C. Ikebana

D. Kaiseki

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A. Kendo

B. Aikido

C. Judo

D. Karate

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What is the traditional Japanese form of comic theater known for its exaggerated gestures and colorful makeup?

A. Noh

B. Kabuki

C. Bunraku

D. Kyogen

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A. Hayao Miyazaki

B. Satoshi Kon

C. Isao Takahata

D. Mamoru Hosoda

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Which Japanese festival marks the beginning of spring and is celebrated by throwing soybeans to drive away evil spirits?

A. Tanabata

B. Obon

C. Hanami

D. Setsubun

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Which ancient Japanese religion focuses on the worship of kami, spirits associated with natural elements?

A. Shinto

B. Buddhism

C. Confucianism

D. Taoism

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

A. Kyushu

B. Hokkaido

C. Shikoku

D. Honshu

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A. Kyudo

B. Kendo

C. Judo

D. Aikido

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A. Tatami

B. Fusuma

C. Shoji

D. Genkan

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A. Sushi

B. Tempura

C. Ramen

D. Sashimi

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A. Shikoku

B. Kyushu

C. Hokkaido

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A. Osechi

B. Sashimi

C. Yakitori

D. Gyoza

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Which Japanese poet is known for his travel diaries and is considered one of the greatest poets of haiku?

A. Matsuo Basho

B. Yosa Buson

C. Kobayashi Issa

D. Ono no Komachi

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Which Japanese city is famous for its hot springs and is considered one of Japan's oldest and most renowned onsen towns?

A. Beppu

B. Atami

C. Nagano

D. Hakodate

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A. Kirigami

B. Origami

C. Tanabata

D. Ikebana

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Which Japanese prefecture is known for its historic samurai residences and is often called Little Kyoto?

A. Kanazawa

B. Takayama

C. Nikko

D. Matsumoto

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A. Koto

B. Shamisen

C. Taiko

D. Shakuhachi

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A. Judo

B. Kendo

C. Karate

D. Aikido

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A. Kirigami

B. Origami

C. Tanabata

D. Ikebana

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A. Koto

B. Shakuhachi

C. Taiko

D. Shamisen

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Which Japanese tea ceremony term refers to the sweets served before the tea is prepared?

A. Ochaduke

B. Wagashi

C. Chakin

D. Matcha

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A. Noh

B. Kabuki

C. Bunraku

D. Kyogen

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A. Kyudo

B. Kendo

C. Judo

D. Iaido

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A. Tanabata

B. Obon

C. Hanami

D. Setsubun

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A. Hanetsuki

B. Kingyo-sukui

C. Kendama

D. Sumo

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A. Tanabata

B. Obon

C. Hanami

D. Setsubun

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A. Kanji

B. Katakana

C. Hiragana

D. Romaji

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Which historical period in Japan is known for its samurai warriors and the establishment of the shogunate system?

A. Heian

B. Kamakura

C. Edo

D. Meiji

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A. Katsushika Hokusai

B. Hiroshige Utagawa

C. Kitagawa Utamaro

D. Sharaku Toshusai

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D. Karesansui

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