Japanese Snacks
A sweet red bean past commonly filling daifuku.
The Japanese term for New Year.
The term for tea in Japanese.
What is Ocha (お茶 )?
The four halls in Hansee.
What is Blaine, McKee, Austin, and Leary?
A pancake-like dessert filled with red bean past and resembling a sandwich.
What is dorayaki?
What is Hanami?
The cushions guests sit on during a tea ceremony.
What is Zabuton?
The number of floors in Hansee.
What is 4?
A chewy dessert made from pounded rice.
What is mochi?
A holiday honoring children and celebrated with carp streamers.
What is Kodomo no Hi? (Children's Day)
A thick, woven straw that is used a floor covering.
What is Tatami?
The person Hansee Hall is named after.
What is Martha Lois Hansee?
A flavor that is often green in Japanese desserts and made from powdered tea.
What is matcha?
A summer fewtival horing the spirits of ancestors.
What is Obon?
The name of traditional Japanese teapot used for brewing tea.
What is Kyusu?
The year Hansee Hall was completed.
What is 1936?
Japanese rice crackers often flavored with soy sauce.
What is senbei?
What is Setsubun?
A traditional Japanese tea ceremony.
What is Chado (茶道 )?
The number of washing machines and dryers (combined) in Hansee.
What is 22?