K-Pop & J-Pop
This K-pop boy group has the songs “MANIAC” and “S-Class.”
Stray Kids
This is a long chocolate snack — very popular in Japan.
Pocky
She sings “Shake It Off.”
Taylor Swift
This Studio Ghibli movie features a moving castle.
Howl’s Moving Castle
This country is famous for the Eiffel Tower.
France
This J-pop boy group is known for their fun variety shows and the song “Ubu LOVE.”
Naniwa Danshi
This drink has milk tea and black tapioca balls.
Bubble tea/ Boba tea
This Japanese baseball player is known for pitching and hitting, and now plays for the Dodgers.
Shohei Ohtani
This Japanese anime series features Tanjiro and Nezuko
Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba)
The tallest mountain in Japan is called _____.
Mount Fuji
This girl group sings “ANTIFRAGILE” and includes a Japanese member, Sakura.
LE SSERAFIM
This round street food from Osaka is made with octopus and topped with sauce and bonito flakes.
Takoyaki
This K-pop idol from Busan is in BTS and sings “Euphoria.”
Jungkook
This fantasy anime includes a girl named Chihiro in a bathhouse.
Spirited Away
This animal is the fastest land animal.
Cheetah
This K-pop girl group sings “LOVE DIVE” and “After LIKE.”
IVE
This popular convenience store snack is a rice ball, often wrapped in seaweed.
Onigiri
This Japanese figure skater is famous for his elegant jumps and two Olympic gold medals.
Yuzuru Hanyu
This anime is about two boys going on adventures to become stronger, with one of them searching for his skilled Hunter father?
Hunter x Hunter
This country is well-known for a big and long wall.
China
This J-pop boy group is known for dynamic dances and songs like “Dangerholic.”
Snow Man
This crispy potato snack in a cup is made by Calbee and comes in flavors like salad and cheese.
Jagariko
This Korean actor played the lead in “Extraordinary Attorney Woo.”
Park Eun-bin
This live-action movie is about dolls and stars Margot Robbie
Barbie
This city in America is known as "The Big Apple"
New York City