Fast Facts
Which prefecture is Tokyo DisneyLand located?
What is Chiba?
What is the largest Shinto shrine in Tokyo
What is Meiji Shrine
The Famous wave art from Japan is called or took place in?
The Great Wave off Kanagawa or just Kanagawa
What popular sweet snack in Tokyo is a fish-shaped cake?
What is Taiyaki?
What animal is Nara known for?
Shika deer
What are racing decorated go-karts through Tokyo streets?
What is MariCAR / Street Karting
What is the name of the train system that circles central Tokyo?
What is The Yamanote Line?
What are the Japanese swords used by samurai called?
Katana
What Japanese street food is a savory pancake?
What is Okonomiyaki?
What animal is famous for bathing in Nagano Prefecture?
Snow Monkeys
What is the name of the famous street in Harajuku known for quirky fashion, including cosplay?
What is Takeshita Street
How many prefectures in total are there in Japan? ① 45 ② 46 ③ 47 ④ 48
What is ③ 47
What is a highly trained Japanese female performing artist and entertainer?
Geisha
What popular Japanese food is often purchased fresh at Tsukiji Market?
What is Sushi (or fresh tuna)
What is the national animal of Japan?
Green Pheasant
What small Shinto gates are sold as souvenirs?
What are Torii Gates
This prefecture gets 7-8m (23–26 freedom units[feet]) of snow on average.
What is Aomori
What is Japan’s largest, centuries-old dance called?
Awa Odori
What is Yubari King Melon
What bug do Japanese people seek?
kabutomushi and kuwagata (rhinoceros and stag beetle)
What Japanese holiday in May celebrates children? (Have to say it in Japanese)
Kodomo no Hi
What is the longest river in Japan?
What is Shinano River?
Who is considered the founder of the Tea Ceremony?
Sen no Rikyuu is considered the founder and most influential figure for wabi-cha style.
This is a blossom-shaped traditional sweets, made of plant-based ingredients.
What is Wagashi
Which animal is often depicted in folklore as a shapeshifter, acting as a messenger for the deity Inari?
Fox, Kitsune