Geography of Japan
This country is described as an archipelagic state located in the Pacific Ocean, in East Asia.
Japan
This traditional Japanese utensil is used for eating most meals.
Chopsticks
This is the Japanese word for traditional festivals.
Matsuri
This is considered the national sport of Japan
Sumo Wrestling
This is how you say "hello" in Japanese.
Konichiwa
This is Japan's tallest and most iconic mountain, famous for its snow-capped peak.
Mount Fuji
This famous dish is made of vinegared rice paired with fish or vegetables.
Sushi
This traditional Japanese art form involves flower arranging.
Ikebana
This American sport is extremely popular in Japan and has its own professional league there.
Baseball
This is how you say "thank you" in Japanese.
Arigatou
Japan's capital city, known for being one of the largest and most vibrant cities in the world.
Tokyo
This soft, chewy rice cake is often filled with sweet fillings like red bean paste
Mochi
This traditional Japanese art of folding paper into decorative shapes is widely practiced.
Origami
This Japanese martial art focuses on grappling and throwing opponents, and is also an Olympic sport.
Judo
These machines are an extremely common sight all over Japan, dispensing everything from drinks to hot meals.
Vending Machines
This is the largest of Japan's main islands, home to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Kamakura.
Honshu
This popular Japanese snack is a thin cookie stick dipped in chocolate or other flavors.
Pocky
This traditional Japanese theatre art form is known for its stylized drama and elaborate costumes.
Kabuki
This Japanese martial art involves striking techniques like punches and kicks.
Karate
Japan is home to the world's longest-standing version of this form of government, led by an unbroken imperial line.
Emperor or Monarchy
This body of water separates Japan from the Korean Peninsula.
Sea Of Japan
This fizzy Japanese soda is famous for coming in a glass bottle sealed with a marble instead of a regular cap.
Ramune
This concept refers to Japan's deep cultural emphasis on hospitality and genuine concern for others.
Omotenashi
This traditional Japanese martial art involves fighting with bamboo swords and protective armor.
Kendo
This word is used in Japanese to say "excuse me" or "sorry."
Sumimasen