Kanji
The meaning of this kanji: 四
What is four.
Japan is commonly known as the land of the rising what?
The rising run.
The name of the food used for rice wrapped around with seaweed.
What is onigiri
This is the best selling manga of all time.
What is One Piece.
The country which kanji originates from.
What is China.
The meaning of this kanji 私
What is i/me.
Instead of using signatures what do Japanese people use?
This number is considered to be the unlucky number.
What is four.
The manga that overthrew the "king" of shonen in 2022
What is demon slayer.
The goddess of the sun.
Who is Amaterasu?
The meaning of this kanji: 本
What is book.
How many regions does japan have?
8
The word that Japanese people say before eating food.
What is itadakimasu.
The original black swordsman.
Who is guts?
The name of the code of honor that samurai lived by.
What is bushido.
The meaning of this kanji: 働
What is work.
How many prefectures does japan have?
47
This classical Japanese dance-drama is well known for its involvement of actors who adorn themselves with elaborate make-up and beautiful kimono's
What is kabuki
The term used to describe a snippet of animation that is significantly of higher quality and more dynamic with characters and or the camera moving at the same time.
What is sakuga?
Why is swimming mandatory in Japanese education? Give 2 historical reasons.
1. Samurai taught children how to swim because Japan's abundance of rivers and lakes.
2. In 1955, a ship sank in Japan in which 100 children died because they didn't know how to swim. This led the government to
The meaning of this kanji: 鬼
What is demon.
What is Japan's the #1 exporter of?
cars.
The name of the shoe box that students in Japan put their shoes into.
What is getabako.
The name of the anime whose op was written by the singer who came to RIT last semester for Toracon.
What is princess connect re dive?
During WW2, Kyoto was one of the top targets for the atomic bomb. Why was it not chosen? (This was mentioned in the movie Oppenheimer)
The Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson had his honeymoon in Kyoto and opposed its bombing because of its historical and cultural significance.