Food
This food is made from sticky rice and most often has ice cream inside
What is mochi
This cafe is Mostly visited by people who fancy maids
What is a maid cafe
These people were the English equivilent to knights, they fought using katanas
What is a samurai
This alphebet is used the most with curved lines
What are hinagana
the Japanese say this phrase before eatin
What is itadakimasu
This drink is another name for japanese rice wine
What is sake
This place is overrun by felines but it’s a nice place to get a hot drink
What is a cat cafe
This event caused horrendous damage to Japan, this event involved two atomic bombs
What is Pearl Harbor
This alphabet has rigid sharp characters, used for writing forgein words
What is katekana
The traditional garment of Japanese festivals
What is a kimono
this crispy snack is most commonly found in stores, a chocolate covered delight that has lots Of flavors
What is pocky
japans capital
What is Tokyo
Around 1730, these royals were very wealthy. They would wear lavish clothes and blesss those who were less fortunate
What are geisha
this character is apart of what alphabet 智
Kanji
The Japanese say this phrase when raising their glasses “cheers”
What is kanpai
this food was a common theme in the anime “fruits basket” it’s made from rice and kept together with a strip of seaweed
What are rice balls?
Japans original capital
What is Kyoto
_____s where in many Japanese folklore. Often presumed as witches
What are yokai
This alphabet is the hardest to learn, each character is one word
What is kanji
you Can’t display affection in Japan, there’s an antonym for it
What is PDA
this food is most popular in Japanese McDonalds. The name comes from the sound the bag makes
What are shaka Shaka fries
this city is known as the otaku tech capital
what is akihabara
Common in Japanese folklore this fox like creature would often play tricks on you. They wear a distinct mask
What are kitsune
Kanji originally came from what country
What is China
These are famous Japanese temples that people worship
What are shrines