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

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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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C. Saga

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A. Kendo

B. Aikido

C. Judo

D. Karate

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A. Nagoya

B. Osaka

D. Kyoto

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A. Noh

B. Kabuki

C. Odori

D. Kyogen

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A. Haiku

B. Tanka

C. Renga

D. Choka

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

A. Osechi

D. Gyoza

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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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What is the traditional Japanese musical instrument known for its three strings and distinctive sound?

A. Koto

C. Taiko

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A. Noh

B. Kabuki

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 festival celebrates the return of the imperial family to Tokyo in the 19th century?

B. Obon

C. Hanami

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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 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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What is the Japanese word for the traditional sliding panels used to partition rooms in a traditional Japanese home?

A. Tatami

B. Fusuma

C. Shoji

D. Genkan

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What is the term for the Japanese syllabary used for writing foreign words and for emphasis?

A. Kanji

D. Romaji

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What is the traditional Japanese tea ceremony called?

A. Sado

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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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Which Japanese island is known for its active volcanoes, including Mount Aso, and is considered one of the largest calderas in the world?

A. Kyushu

D. Honshu

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Which Japanese poet and calligrapher is known for his famous The Way of Tea treatise?

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Which Japanese filmmaker is known for his influential anime films such as Grave of the Fireflies and My Neighbor Totoro?

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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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A. Noh

B. Kabuki

D. Kyogen

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What is the Japanese term for the traditional New Year's Day meal?

A. Osechi

D. Gyoza

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Which Japanese filmmaker directed the influential 1954 film Seven Samurai?

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

B. Obon

C. Hanami

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

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What is the traditional Japanese form of poetry consisting of linked-verse poems, often composed collaboratively?

A. Haiku

B. Tanka

C. Renga

D. Choka

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Which Japanese artist is known for his woodblock prints depicting scenes of daily life and landscapes?

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

C. Nikko

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Answer 1

B. Hiroshima

Answer 2

D. Kanazawa

Answer 3

C. Hiroshima

Answer 4

B. Sashimi

Answer 5

C. Yakitori

Answer 6

B. Tokushima

Answer 7

B. Shakuhachi

Answer 8

D. Shamisen

Answer 9

C. Bunraku

Answer 10

A. Izumi Shikibu

Answer 11

B. Murasaki Shikibu

Answer 12

C. Sei Shonagon

Answer 13

D. Ono no Komachi

Answer 14

A. Tanabata

Answer 15

D. Meiji Jingu

Answer 16

C. Bunraku

Answer 17

B. Mashiko

Answer 18

B. Katakana

Answer 19

C. Hiragana

Answer 20

B. Chanoyu

Answer 21

C. Ikebana

Answer 22

D. Kaiseki

Answer 23

B. Hokkaido

Answer 24

C. Shikoku

Answer 25

B. Shikoku

Answer 26

C. Hokkaido

Answer 27

A. Sen no Rikyu

Answer 28

B. Murasaki Shikibu

Answer 29

C. Yosa Buson

Answer 30

D. Matsuo Basho

Answer 31

A. Hayao Miyazaki

Answer 32

B. Isao Takahata

Answer 33

C. Mamoru Hosoda

Answer 34

D. Satoshi Kon

Answer 35

B. Tempura

Answer 36

D. Sashimi

Answer 37

C. Bunraku

Answer 38

B. Sashimi

Answer 39

C. Yakitori

Answer 40

A. Akira Kurosawa

Answer 41

B. Yasujiro Ozu

Answer 42

C. Kenji Mizoguchi

Answer 43

D. Hayao Miyazaki

Answer 44

A. Tanabata

Answer 45

D. Setsubun

Answer 46

B. Katakana

Answer 47

C. Hiragana

Answer 48

A. Sei Shonagon

Answer 49

B. Izumi Shikibu

Answer 50

C. Ono no Komachi

Answer 51

D. Murasaki Shikibu

Answer 52

A. Hiroshige

Answer 53

B. Hokusai

Answer 54

C. Utamaro

Answer 55

D. Sharaku

Answer 56

A. Kanazawa

Answer 57

B. Takayama

Answer 58

D. Matsumoto

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