What is the traditional Japanese New Year's meal called?

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What is the traditional Japanese New Year's meal called?

A. Osechi

D. Gyoza

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A. Osechi

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Which of the following is used for foreign words and names in Japanese?

A. Kanji

D. Romaji

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What is the traditional Japanese form of theater characterized by its minimalistic style and use of masks?

A. Noh

B. Kabuki

D. Kyogen

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Which Japanese dish consists of battered and deep-fried vegetables or seafood?

B. Sushi

C. Ramen

D. Udon

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Which of the following is a form of Japanese poetry characterized by three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively?

A. Haiku

B. Tanka

C. Renga

D. Choka

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Which Japanese holiday is dedicated to paying respect to one's ancestors?

B. Obon

C. Hanami

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What is the term for the traditional Japanese drumming ensemble often used in festivals and ceremonies?

A. Koto

C. Taiko

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Which Japanese traditional performing art features a form of comic storytelling often accompanied by a fan and a small towel?

A. Noh

B. Kabuki

D. Rakugo

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Which Japanese dish consists of thinly sliced raw fish on a bed of rice?

A. Sushi

C. Ramen

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Which Japanese martial art focuses on throws and joint locks, and is often referred to as the gentle way?

A. Kendo

B. Aikido

C. Judo

D. Karate

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

B. Sado

C. Kodo

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Which Japanese writing system is primarily used for grammatical particles and verb endings?

A. Kanji

D. Romaji

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Which traditional Japanese game involves players trying to catch goldfish with a paper scoop?

D. Sumo

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What is the traditional Japanese form of comic storytelling that often involves a humorous monologue?

A. Noh

B. Kabuki

C. Rakugo

D. Kyogen

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What is the Japanese term for the traditional wooden sandals often worn with kimono?

A. Geta

B. Zori

C. Tabi

D. Setta

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Which Japanese prefecture is famous for its traditional Awa Odori dance festival held during the Obon season?

A. Kagawa

C. Ehime

D. Kochi

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Which traditional Japanese performing art involves puppetry with puppets operated by puppeteers hidden from view?

A. Noh

B. Kabuki

D. Kyogen

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What is the traditional Japanese tea ceremony called?

A. Sado

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

B. Obon

C. Hanami

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What is the traditional Japanese art of tea ceremony called?

B. Sado

D. Bonsai

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Which Japanese poet and writer is known for her work The Pillow Book?

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Which Japanese festival celebrates the spirits of deceased ancestors and often involves cleaning and decorating graves?

B. Obon

C. Hanami

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Which Japanese city is famous for its pottery and porcelain, known for its blue and white designs?

A. Kutani

C. Arita

D. Bizen

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Which Japanese prefecture is known for its traditional pottery, including Bizen ware and Shigaraki ware?

A. Kyoto

C. Shiga

D. Gifu

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What is the Japanese term for the traditional seating mat used in tatami-mat rooms?

B. Futon

D. Tatami

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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

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What is the Japanese term for the traditional art of paper cutting?

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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

D. Kyogen

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What is the Japanese term for the traditional art of calligraphy?

A. Sumi-e

B. Shodo

D. Chado

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Which Japanese prefecture is famous for its traditional arts and crafts, including Arita porcelain and Imari ware?

A. Kyoto

C. Saga

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Which Japanese city is known for its historic preserved samurai district and is sometimes referred to as Little Kyoto?

C. Nikko

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Answer 1

B. Sashimi

Answer 2

C. Yakitori

Answer 3

B. Katakana

Answer 4

C. Hiragana

Answer 5

C. Bunraku

Answer 6

A. Tempura

Answer 7

A. Tanabata

Answer 8

D. Setsubun

Answer 9

B. Shamisen

Answer 10

D. Shakuhachi

Answer 11

C. Bunraku

Answer 12

B. Tempura

Answer 13

D. Sashimi

Answer 14

A. Ikebana

Answer 15

D. Karesansui

Answer 16

B. Katakana

Answer 17

C. Hiragana

Answer 18

A. Hanetsuki

Answer 19

B. Kingyo-sukui

Answer 20

C. Kendama

Answer 21

B. Tokushima

Answer 22

C. Bunraku

Answer 23

B. Chanoyu

Answer 24

C. Ikebana

Answer 25

D. Kaiseki

Answer 26

A. Tanabata

Answer 27

D. Setsubun

Answer 28

A. Ikebana

Answer 29

C. Chanoyu

Answer 30

A. Sei Shonagon

Answer 31

B. Izumi Shikibu

Answer 32

C. Ono no Komachi

Answer 33

D. Murasaki Shikibu

Answer 34

A. Tanabata

Answer 35

D. Setsubun

Answer 36

B. Mashiko

Answer 37

B. Okayama

Answer 38

A. Kakebuton

Answer 39

C. Kotatsu

Answer 40

D. Hakodate

Answer 41

A. Kirigami

Answer 42

B. Origami

Answer 43

C. Tanabata

Answer 44

D. Ikebana

Answer 45

C. Bunraku

Answer 46

C. Ukiyo-e

Answer 47

B. Hiroshima

Answer 48

D. Kanazawa

Answer 49

A. Kanazawa

Answer 50

B. Takayama

Answer 51

D. Okayama

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