IS/ARE
Sushi (is/are) a popular Japanese dish.
Sushi is a popular Japanese dish.
The Japanese gardens (was/were) calm and breathtaking.
The Japanese gardens were calm and breathtaking.
She is a Japanese dancer.
Is she a Japanese dancer?
The students are watching an anime show.
The students are not watching an anime show.
Anime and manga (is/are) famous worldwide.
Anime and manga are famous worldwide.
Mount Fuji (was/were) covered in snow during winter.
Mount Fuji was covered in snow during winter.
They are at the sushi restaurant.
Are they at the sushi restaurant?
She is a trained geisha.
She is not a trained geisha.
The cherry blossoms (is/are) beautiful in spring.
The cherry blossoms are beautiful in spring.
The sushi chef (was/were) very skilled.
The sushi chef was very skilled
I am excited about the tea ceremony.
Am I excited about the tea ceremony?
The sushi is fresh today.
The sushi is not fresh today.
Sumo wrestlers (is/are) strong athletes.
Sumo wrestlers are strong athletes.
The ancient capital of Japan (was/were) Kyoto.
The ancient capital of Japan was Kyoto.
You are a big fan of anime.
Are you a big fan of anime?
The samurai sword is sharp and heavy.
The samurai sword is not sharp and heavy.
Mount Fuji (is/are) a famous place in Japan.
Mount Fuji is a famous place in Japan.
The origami figures (was/were) carefully folded.
The origami figures were carefully folded.
Is he wearing a kimono?
He is wearing a kimono.
I am familiar with Japanese culture.
I am not familiar with Japanese culture.