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Japanese Winter Holidays
Japanese Winter Holidays
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1
Which of the following is NOT a Japanese New Year's tradition...
Bell Ringing
Decorating Bamboo
Buying Expensive Gifts
Visiting Extended Family
2
On New Year's Eve, Japanese people traditionally eat...
Toshikoshi soba (noodle soup)
Shrimp tempura (fried shrimp)
Futo maki (Vegetable sushi)
Okonomiyaki (Fried Pancake)
3
Rohatsu
is typically celebrated by throwing a party
True
False
4
Which of the following is NOT a Japanese Christmas tradition
Eating KFC
Illumination Displays
Christmas Cake
Visiting Extended Family
5
Christmas is the most important holiday in the Japanese calendar
True
False
6
All of the following religions influenced Japanese winter holidays except...
Islam
Shinto
Buddhism
Christianity
7
The first shrine visit of the year is called
omairi
False
True
8
In Japan, Christmas is considered a
religious
holiday and New Year's is considered a
non-religious
holiday.
True
False
9
Japan stopped following the Chinese lunar calender because...
They wanted another winter holiday
Lunar calenders are confusing
Fireworks work better in the cold
They wanted to fit in with Western (European) countries
