Geography
Food
People
Sports & Holidays
Culture
100
An area of land surrounded by water.
What is an island?
100
Most important crop in Japan.
What is rice?
100
Traditional robes worn during holidays and festivals.
What is Kimono?
100
One of the most popular sports in Japan.
What is baseball?
100
The Cultivation of miniature trees.
What is bonsai?
200
The highest mountain in Japan
What is Mt. Fuji
200
Main source of protein in Japanese meals.
What is fish?
200
Polite way to greet one another in Japan.
What is bowing?
200
Traditional sport activity in Japan.
What is sumo wrestling?
200
The art of paper folding.
What is origami?
300
The capital city of Japan where the Imperial Palace is located.
What is Tokyo?
300
Popular dish comprised of rice and raw fish wrapped in seaweed.
What is sushi?
300
The art of handwriting.
What is calligraphy?
300
Celebration for spring when people gather in the parks.
What is The Cherry Blossom Festival?
300
A type of Japanese poetry.
What is Haiku?
400
The continent where Japan is located.
What is Asia?
400
Long slender sticks used in place of forks in Japan.
What is chopsticks?
400
Female trained in traditional Japanese arts of music, poetry, calligraphy, and tea ceremony.
What is Geisha?
400
In honor of the boy's holiday, Tango no Sekku, families display these outside their homes.
What is carp flags?
400
Current Japanese currency.
What is the Yen?
500
The name that Japanese give their country.
What is Nippon?
500
Partitioned meal boxes.
What is bento box?
500
School held in the evening to help students keep up with regular school work.
What is juku?
500
Girls have a special holiday on March 3rd, called Hina Matsuri, otherwise known as this.
What is Doll Festival?
500
Most Japanese homes are made from this renewable resource.
What is wood?
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