Grammar
In Japanese, we have something called "particles." What are they?
Grammar!
Which period of was the "Classical Period" of Japanese history when much of Japan's greatest art and literature was produced.
Heian Period
According to the Imperial system, the year 2025 can also be called REIWA what?
7
What does the kanji 金曜日 mean?
Friday
What is the second largest city in Japan?
Yokohama
What is the subject particle in Japanese?
は
What were SHOEN?
Land owners in the countryside who hid their money to avoid paying taxes.
In Sumo, what is the second highest rank?
Ozeki
What does the kanji 私 mean?
I, me
The largest car company in the world is Japanese. Which one is it?
Toyota
Which particle indicated a direct object in a sentence and is often used with verbs?
を
Early in Japanese history there was a fear by an invasion of Japan by a foreign power that caused Japan to completely restructure its military system in the 7th century. This was a fear of an invasion that never happened by which country?
China
During the New Years Season in Japan, what is the "Happy New Years" greeting used beginning January 1?
あけまして おめでとう ございます
What does the kanji 食べます mean?
To eat
True or false: Kindergarten is called ようちえん in Japanese.
True
Which particle is the "topic particle" and indicates an indirect object in a sentence?
が
What was the name of the samurai warrior who, in 940, seized Kyoto, was hunted down by his own clan and killed and today they say his ghost still haunts Japan?
Taira no Masakado
Who is the prime minister of Japan?
Ishiba Shigeru
What does the kanji 書きます mean?
To write
What is the name of the native religion of Japan?
Shinto
Name a particle we have not learned yet but will!
で、に
During the Genpai War between 1180 and 1185, which two samurai clans fought each other, fostering the first time samurai ruled Japan?
Taira vs. Minamoto
What is the most popular sport in Japan?
Baseball
What does the kanji 作ります mean?
To make
Roughly, what is the population of Japan?
124 million