Modes of Transport
Transport grammar
Trains
Cars
100

What is the word for bus in Japanese?

A. Kuruma 

B. Basu

C. Densha

D. Jitensha

B. Basu

100

What does ikimasu mean?

To go.

100

True or False: Trains are the most popular form of transport.

True.

100

Name a Japanese car brand.

Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Suzuki, Subaru, Izuzu, Lexus, Mazda, Daihatsu, Mitsubishi...

200

What does the Japanese word 'hikouki' mean?

A. Train

B. Aeroplane

C. Bicycle 

D. Walk

B. Aeroplane
200

What does norimasu mean?

To get on.

200

What is the difference between a bullet train and a normal train?

Bullet trains are a lot faster.

200

Why are kei cars so small?

The streets in Japan are narrow.

300

What is the word for train in Japanese?

Densha.

300

What does this sentence say? "Densha ni norimasu"

I get on the train.

300

How fast can a bullet train travel?

300km per hour.

300

What is an itasha and what does it mean?

"Painful car" that is decorated with vinyl wraps of anime characters - meant to be 'painful' to the eyes.

400

What is the word for car in Japanese?

Kuruma

400

What does this sentence say "Kuruma de ikimasu."

I go by car.

400

How fast is the maglev train (train using magnets) meant to travel?

600km per hour.

400

Roughly how many cars did Japan produce before World War II?

18,000 cars

500

Spell the Japanese word for bicycle.

Jitensha.

500

Say the sentence "I go by train" and "I get on the bus" in Japanese.

Densha de ikimasu. Basu ni norimasu.

500

How many people use Shinjuku train station every day?

1.5 million people.

500

What caused Japan to produce more cars?

- The Korean War

- Economic growth (more money)

- More need for cars 

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