Fams
In Japanese Mythology Tanuki use this appendage for protection
Balls
During Halloween this area gets "shutdown" in Tokyo
Shibuya
Japan's best Olympic Sport by Medal Count
Judo
This Japanese director has the most Academy Awards Nominations
Hayao Miyazaki
During Hatsumode(First Prayer) the bell is traditionally rung this many times
108
In Japanese mythology cranes are said to live this many years
Hinamatsuri was originally named after this fruit
The busiest train station in Japan
Shinjuku
The first film released by Ghibli
Castle in the Sky
This three number sequence is often used to represent the Yakuza
893
When this religion began to spread across Japan, the Tanuki lost their status as rulers of nature
Buddhism
This holiday takes place on the day the Japanese Constitution was established
Culture Day
Traditionally Panchiko parlors excange their balls for this
Gold
The Japanese Artist with the most monthly listeners on Spotify
YOASOBI
Angus has worn a maid outfit(for JSA) this many times
4
The English species name for the animal generally known as the "Snow Monkey"
Japanese Macaque
This Golden Week holiday swapped dates with Showa Day in 2007
Greenery Day
Japan has the highest number of these large objects per Capita
Vending Machines
Nintendo was founded in 1889 to sell this item
Japanese Playing Cards
The amount of JSA General meetings this school year(including this one)
24
In the folklore story 猿かに合戦/The Crab and the Monkey, the crab's child got revenge on the monkey using these four items(only need three to get it right).
A Bee, a Mortar, Cow dung, and a Chestnut
Established by law in 2014 and first celebrated in 2016, this holiday is the newest Japanese National Holiday
Mountain Day
This writing tool was developed in Tokyo in 1915
Mechanical Pencil
In 2017 this Japanese Prefecture changed their flag to match Hatsune Miku's silhouette
Chiba
According to the Japanese Sumo Association there are this many ways to win a match
82