SPORTS
FOOD & DRINKS
SCHOOL
PLACES
JAPAN
100

This is a sport played by two teams with 5 players each.

Basketball

100

A popular Japanese street food with some octopus meat in the middle.

Takoyaki (Griled Octopus Balls)

100

What is the name of your school in English?

___ Junior High School

100

A place where you can watch movies with a big screen.

Cinema / Movie theater
100

Name the four seasons in Japan.

summer, autumn, winter, spring

200

This is the national sport of Japan.

Sumo Wrestling

200

A drink made of tea, sweetened milk and tapioca pearls (It's NOT called Tapioca in English)

Bubble Tea 

200

When does school start in Japan?

In April.

200

A place where you can read books for free and you can borrow them.

Library

200

What is the tallest building in Japan? (NOT Tokyo Tower or Tokyo Skytree)

Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower (325.5 meters)

300

How often is the Olympics held?

It is held every 4 years.

300

A French baked bread which usually has a chocolate cream filling

Eclair

300

Who is your English teacher? (Full name)

Mr. ____ / Ms. ___

300

This is a place where you can stay when you are on trip.

Hotel

300

What is the smallest prefecture in Japan?

It's Kagawa Prefecture

400

This is the second most popular sports in the world.

Cricket (2.6 billion fans)

400

What food can you make/cook? (Answer with complete sentence)

I can make ___. / I can cook ___.

400

What do you like about your school? Give a reason.

I like (the) ___ because ...

400

What is the capital city of Japan?

Tokyo

400

What is the population of Japan?

It's around 122 million. (122,831,839)

500

Who is your favorite athlete? Give a reason.

I like (athlete's name) because ...

500

What food do you recommend to a foreign tourist in Japan? Why?

I recommend __ because __.

500

Tell me about your favorite school event. Give a reason.

I like ___ because ...

500

Where is your favorite place in Japan? Why?

I like __ because...
500

What do you call the top of the Japanese government in English?

Prime Minister