Food
Places
Holidays
History
Misc
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Balls of rice with filling in the middle
Onigiri
100
Located on Honshuu, highest and most iconic mountain in Japan
Fuji-san
100
Takes place on the second Monday of October and promotes a healthy mind and body.
Sports day
100
Imperial capital of Japan
Kyouto
100
What year will Japan host the Olympics?
2020
200
Thin brown buckwheat noodles often served cold
Soba
200
Nicknamed "Electric town," youth culture center focused on gaming, computer goods, anime, and manga.
Akihabara
200
Takes place one month after Valentine's day. Holiday in which boys give chocolate to girls.
White Day
200
Style of theater dance in the Edo period
Kabuki
200
Current emperor of Japan
Naruhito 天皇徳仁
300
Breaded deep fried patties often containing meat, vegetable, or potato.
Kurokke
300
Observation tower that happens to be the tallest structure in Japan.
Tokyo Skytree
300
Traditions include the hanging of Koi kites/flags
Children's day
300
From 1635-1852, Japan was in a state of...
Sakoku
300
What is winter in Japanese? 
huyu - 冬
400
Distasteful fermented bean
Natto
400
Second tallest structure in Japan.
Tokyo Tower
400
Spiritual holiday before the first day of spring in Japan and involves the cleansing of evil spirits from a household. Also known as the "seasonal division"
Setsubun no hi
400
Period of time when the Tokugawa Shogunate was in power.
Edo
400
Japan has how many regions
8
500
Deep fried pork cutlet
Katsudon
500
Memorial that commemorates the idea of world peace in place of the horrific effects of World War 2.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
500
Celebrated on December 23 since 1933, but will soon be celebrated on February 23.
Emperor's Birthday
500
Period of time in early Japan where Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism were heavily promoted
Asuka Period
500
Meat considered rare and delicate, often sliced thinly and served raw.
Uma (horse)