Japan Prefectures
Japan Culture
Volcanos
Colors & Theory
100
What is the largest prefecture in Japan?
Hokkaido
100
While baseball is a very popular sport in Japan, its national sport is?
Sumo Wrestling
100
What is Magma?
Molten rock beneath the earth's surface
Double points - what is the difference between lava and magma
100
What are the secondary colors?
Orange, Violet, and Green
200
Japan is divided into 8 regions and this many individual prefectures
47
200
While not the official national plant by law, what is the de facto national flower?
Cherry Blossom / Sakura
200
What are dormant volcanoes?
These volcanoes have become inactive, but people are not certain that they will not erupt again.
200
This primary color evokes intense emotions like love and anger; it can command attention, increase heart rate, and signify both power and danger
Red
300
Famous for having the highest consumption of soybeans and producing natto, it is located in Tohoku
Ibaraki
300
The national bird of Japan is?
Green Pheasant/kiji
300
What can Volcanos Create?
New Islands, Thunderstorms with lightning or Volcanic Winters
300
Often used to signify health, renewal, and luxury, this secondary color evokes nature and tranquility, acting as a restorative force in design
Greem
400
The first prefecture alphabetically in Japan, known for apples
Aomori
400
What is Japan's National Stone?
Jade
400
What are intermittent volcanoes?
Intermittent volcanoes erupt fairly frequent intervals
400
What is the term; 2 colors opposite from each other on the color wheel?
Complementary Colors
500
This large, central prefecture is renowned for hosting the 1998 Winter Olympics
Nagano
500
What is Japan's National butterfly?
Great purple emperor / Sasakia charonda
500
What is Ring of Fire or where is it located?
A zone of frequent earthquakes / volcanic eruptions in the Pacific Basin/Ocean
500
What does Monochromatic mean?
Tints or colors of one shade