Japanese Trivia
What’s the most populated city in Japan?
Tokyo
Who gave the U.S. The Statue of Liberty?
France
In the anime Dragon Ball, how many dragon balls are there?
Seven
What was Aristotle's job in Ancient Greece?
Philosopher
Made by fermenting rice that has been polished to remove the bran, what Japanese alcoholic beverage comes in “junmai” and “ginjo” varieties, and may be served cold or hot?
Sake
What is the national sport of Japan?
Sumo
How many faces are carved into Mount Rushmore?
Four
In the anime series 'Attack on Titan,' what is the name of the main protagonist?
Eren Yeager
Which was the first country to put a man into space?
Soviet Union
What powerhouse Japanese consumer electronics company created franchises like "The Legend of Zelda" and characters like "Waluigi?"
Nintendo
What is the indigenous faith of Japan?
Shinto
In the USA, what are the only mobile National Monuments?
The San Francisco Cable cars
Who is the creator of the popular anime and manga series 'Naruto'?
Masashi Kishimoto
King Tut is the nickname of a ruler from which country?
Egypt
Traditional Japanese beers like Sapporo and Asahi are unusual in that about a third of their grains come from what crop, added to more typical grains like barley?
Rice
What years were the Edo period?
1603 to 1867
What was the former name of the Hawaiian Islands?
Sandwich Islands
What is the name of the magical girl protagonist in the anime series 'Sailor Moon'?
Usagi Tsukino (Serena)
Which Civil Rights leader made the famous 'I have a dream' speech?
Martin Luther King
The best-known work of Japanese artist Hokusai is "The Great Wave off Kanagawa," part of a larger series called "36 Views of" what famous volcano?
Mount Fuji
What Japanese city has the longest-living population?
Okinawa (average life-span is 83 years old)
In which U.S. state was John F. Kennedy assassinated?
Texas
How many episodes does the longest ongoing anime One Piece Have?
1105 episodes
Which country issued the world's first paper money in around 1024?
China
Originally given the Japanese title “Puckman”, what 1980s arcade game was inducted into the Guinness Book of Records as the "Most Successful Coin-Operated Game" in 2005?
Pac-Man