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Fun facts about Japan Quiz
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1
What is Japan’s currency called?
Dollar
Yen
Won
Euro
2
What does the red circle in the middle of Japan’s flag represent?
The red circle represents the blood of those who died.
The red circle represents the sun.
The red circle represents the lushness of the land.
3
What is the Japanese name
for Japan?
Nippon
Sakura
Sushi
Land of rising sun.
4
The capital city of Japan is located on which island?
Honshu
Kyushu
Shikoku
Hokkaido
5
Which continent does Japan belong to?
Australia
Africa
Asia
Antarctica
6
What clothing is considered traditional Japanese wear?
Kimono
Hanbok
Sari
Qipao
7
What were ancient warriors of Japan known as?
Shogun
Samurai
Ninja
Emperor
8
What foods are most commonly associated with Japan?
Sushi
Soy products
Rice
Fish
9
How many main islands does Japan have?
4
5
7000
3
10
How many times has Japan hosted the Olympics?
4
1
3
2
11
What is considered Japan’s national sport?
Kendo-martial art
Baseball
Sumo Wrestling
Soccer
12
What is the official language
of Japan?
Javanese
Chinese
English
Japanese
13
Japan’s closest neighbours are North Korea, South Korea, Russia and China.
True
False
14
Traditional Japanese writing is written from..
Left to right and/or in columns from bottom to top
Right to left and/or in columns from top to bottom
15
What is the shinkansen train?
Light rail
Bullet train
Bogies-cargo
Tram
16
What is the name of the mountain that is also the highest point in Japan?
Mt Blanc
Mt Everest
Mt Kosciuszko
Mt Fuji
17
What is the capital (and largest) city of Japan?
Osaka
Nara
Kyoto
Tokyo
18
What is the approximate population of Japan?
1.3 billion
25.36 million
4.9 million
126. 3 million
19
What covers more than half
of Japan?
People
Sea
Rivers
Mountains
20
What does ‘
arigatou gozaimasu
’ mean?
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