A game where people fight Pocket Monsters like Pikachu and Caterpie
Pokemon
Fried chicken you can buy at FamilyMart
Fami-chiki
The famous fruit from Ehime. It is orange and very sweet
Mikan
A game you play with a bat and ball. You can score a home run
Baseball
How many countries are there in the UK?
Four
A Studio Ghibli film about Satsuki and Mei's very big, fluffy grey neighbour
My Neighbour Totoro (Tonari no Totoro)
Japan's most famous dish. often made with rice, vinegar and raw fish
Sushi
Ehime's mascot. They are very cute and have a cherry blossom tail
Mikyan
A traditional Japanese sport. You use a bow to shoot arrows at a target
Kyudo
The famous wizard who studied at Hogwarts
Harry Potter
A popular series about a boy named Tanjiro who fights demons to save his sister, Nezuko
Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba)
A noodle soup originally from China. There are famous versions from Fukuoka and Sapporo
Ramen
The Emperor of Japan has a private bath here. It is the oldest hot spring in Japan
Dogo Onsen
Japan's ancient sport where two players wrestle to push each other out of a sand ring
Sumo
The capital city of the UK
London
A very popular manga and anime about Monkey D. Luffy and his pirate crew sailing the seas to find the ultimate treasure
One Piece
A sweet, cold dessert made with shaved ice and flavoured with colourful sauce. It is popular at summer festivals.
Shaved ice (kakigori)
A series of bridges that connect Shikoku to Honshu. Many people cycle across the bridges
The Shiminami Kaido
Ishi Sensei is in charge of this club at Minami High School
Table tennis
Famous UK food made with potatoes and fish
Fish and chips
A dark fantasy series where humans lives inside giant walls to protect themselves from massive, human-eating monsters
Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin)
Bite sized pieces of chicken, skewered and grilled over charcoal. It is usually seasoned with either salt or sweet tare sauce
Yakitori
A famous dish from Uwajima, made with raw sea bream, hot rice and a special soy and egg sauce
Taimeshi
Played during Minami High School's sports festival. Two teams compete to pull a tyre to their side of the pitch
Steal the tyres (タイヤ奪い)
The legendary 4-member rock band from Liverpool who changed music forever in the 1960s with hit songs like "Yesterday" and "Let It Be
The Beatles