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100

Ash Ketchum travels with Pikachu in this long-running anime.


What is Pokémon?


100

The tallest mountain in Japan.

What is Mount Fuji?

100

 The traditional Japanese garment worn at festivals or ceremonies.

What is a kimono?

100

The U.S. dropped the first atomic bomb on this city in 1945.

What is Hiroshima?

100

Japan’s flag has a red circle on this background color.

What is white?

200

The boy with a straw hat who sails to find the One Piece.

What is One Piece?

200

This tower in Tokyo was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.
 

What is Tokyo Tower?

200

The art of folding paper into shapes.

What is origami?

200

Japan's capital city.

What is Tokyo?

200

The Japanese word for “thank you.”

What is arigatou?

300

A spiky-haired boy who wants to be the strongest hero, shouting “Plus Ultra!”

What is My Hero Academia?

300

 The famous busy crosswalk in Tokyo.


What is Shibuya Crossing?

300

The word for cherry blossom season in Japan.

 What is sakura?

300

Japan’s period of rapid modernization beginning in 1868.

What is the Meiji Restoration?

300

Raw fish served on rice is called this.

What is sushi?

400

In this anime, giant humanoid creatures called Titans attack walled cities.
 

What is Attack on Titan?

400

This castle is nicknamed the White Heron Castle.

What is Himeji Castle?

400

The name of the ritual practice of preparing and drinking tea.

What is the Tea Ceremony (Chanoyu)?

400

This battle in 1600 decided who would rule as shogun.


What is the Battle of Sekigahara?

400

Japan has this many main islands (Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku).

 What is four?

500

A space-western anime starring Spike Spiegel and his crew.
 

What is Cowboy Bebop?

500

The golden Zen temple in Kyoto.

What is Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)?

500

This word means finding beauty in imperfection and simplicity.

What is wabi-sabi?

500

The term for Japan closing itself off from the outside world (1600s–1850s).

What is Sakoku?

500

The Japanese word for a traditional sliding paper door.

What is shōji?