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Throwback to our presentation.
100

Which Japanese city is the capital of Japan today?

Tokyo

100

Which Japanese dish consists of raw fish or seafood served over vinegared rice?

Sushi

100

What is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding called?

Origami

100

This traditional Japanese garment is worn on special occasions and is recognized worldwide. What is it?

Kimono

100

Name of the japanese bow?

Yumi

200

This city is known as Japan’s “second city,” famous for its modern architecture, bustling nightlife, and street food like takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Also been to universal studio here. What city is it?

Osaka

200

This noodle dish is served chilled with dipping sauce in summer, or hot in broth during winter. What is it?

Udon

200

Macha's traditional Japanese bamboo whisk?

Chasen

200

What tree is celebrated in Japan each spring for its blossoms. (English+Japanese name)

Cherry Blossom+Sakura

200

Enormous, two-handed great sword of the early samurai.

ōdachi

300

Which northern Japanese city hosts the annual Snow Festival, featuring massive ice and snow sculptures, and is also famous for its miso ramen?

Sapporo

300

Which fermented soybean dish is known for its strong smell and sticky texture, often eaten with rice for breakfast?

Natto

300

Which Japanese performance art combines singing, dancing, and elaborate costumes, often with exaggerated makeup?

Kabuki

300

In Kyoto, this July festival is one of Japan’s most famous, with massive floats paraded through the streets. What is it called?

Gion Matsuri

300

What was the media that Nathan presented in our 2nd presentation?

Pokemon

400

This city was Japan’s capital before Kyoto and Tokyo, established in 710 CE. It is home to Tōdai-ji temple and the Great Buddha statue. What city is it?

Nara

400

This Kyoto specialty involves simmering tofu in a light kombu broth, often eaten in winter with dipping sauces. What is it?

Yudōfu

400

This Japanese narrative art form involves telling stories with illustrated boards, often performed for children. What is it called?

Kamishibai

400

This Japanese art form repairs broken pottery with lacquer mixed with gold, silver, or platinum, turning flaws into beauty. What is it called?

Kintsugi

400

What game did we play?

Geisha game

500

Who hates social studies?

David Cheng

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