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What is Japan made up of?
It's made up of islands.
What's the most famous japanese food?
It is sushi.
Name an example of actual japanese culture.
Manga & anime, sports.
Name a plant from the presentation.
Bamboo, cherry tree/sakura tree.
What does Japan's flag represent?
It represents the rising sun.
In what continent is Japan ubicated?
It's ubicated in Asia.
Name a commonly used ingredient used in japanese cuisine.
Rice, raw fish, noodles, algae, soy sauce, wasabi...
Name a japanese tradition.
Take off shoes before entering someone’s house, wearing a mask if you’re sick, bowing 45º as a respect sign, not shaking hands/ hugging when meeting someone and going to festivals wearing a yukata.
Name a plant from the presentation that pandas eat.
They eat bamboo.
Where do kanjis come from?
They come from China.
What is the capital of Japan?
It's Tokio.
Name the 5 food that were in the presentation.
Tempura, sushi, ramen, tofu & udon.
What are geishas?
They're women who entertain people dancing, playing music and celebrating tea ceremonies.
Name all plants and animals that appeared in the presentation.
Bamboo, cherry tree/sakura tree, tanuki & koi.
What are the 2 japanese alphabets?
They're hiragana & katakana.
Japan is ubicated in the ... of Asia.
Japan is ubicated in the EAST of Asia.
What is tempura commonly of?
Vegetables, seafood, fish.
How is the traditional japanese festival called?
It's called Bon Odori.
How are cherry trees also called?
They're also called sakura trees.
What's the main difference between kimono & yukata?
Yukata is lighter and simpler than kimono.
What is Japan's largest island?
It's Honshu.
What's the main difference between ramen and udon?
Ramen has broth and udon doesn't.
Complete: Bowing ...º as a respect sign.
Bowing 45º as a respect sign.
What animal does the tanuki look like?
It looks like a racoon.
What's katakana used for?
It's used for writing onomatopoeias, words in foreign languages and highlighting words.