What does chirashizushi mean, and what day is it annually eaten on?
Scattered sushi; Hinamatsuri
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What is inarizushi and what do we call it in Hawaii?
A pouch of fried tofu filled with sushi rice
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Cone sushi
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What shinto god is inarizushi named after and why?
Inari (Goddess of Rice/Prosperity) because of fondness of fried tofu
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What does makizushi mean?
Rolled sushi
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What does temaki mean?
Hand roll
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What is narezushi?
Fermented sushi
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What is ehoumaki and when is it typically eaten?
A roll composed of 7 ingredients considered to be lucky, typically eaten on Setsubun (first day of spring, bean throwing festival)
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What is the Japanese name for "Pressed Sushi" and is a specialty in the prefecture Osaka?
Oshizushi
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In making sushi, what fish if not prepared properly can cause severe poisoning or even death?
Fugu (Pufferfish)
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What is the first type of sushi invented?
Narezushi
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Who created the modern day sushi?
Hanaya Yohei
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What is the Japanese word for boat shaped sushi?
Gunkan
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What is the bamboo and cotton mat used for making makizushi called?
Makisu
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What is the baran (green grass) for?
Decoration, dividing sushi, helps sushi to last longer
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What word, adopted from the Japanese language, means to take a bath?
Bocha
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What word, adopted from the Japanese language, means dirty clothes/rags?
Boro Boro
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What word, adopted from the Japanese language, means flip flops?
Zouri
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What word, adopted from the Japanese language, means toilet and is a word considered rude to use in Japan?
Benjo
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What phrase adopted from the Japanese language means rock paper scissors?
Jan Ken Pon
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What is a sweet bread filled with azuki bean paste and sprinkled with sesame seeds?
Anpan
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What is grilled meat that is marinated in a sauce made of shoyu and sugar?
Teriyaki
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What Japanese confection contains an azuki bean paste inside and has a flour based outside?
Manju
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What dish contains thin slices of beef, sauce, vegetables and tofu simmered in a skillet/pan?
Sukiyaki
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What is the Japanese name for Rice Crackers?
Senbei
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What do you do when visiting a temple?
1. Give a short prayer and offer up a coin to show respect to the sacred object.
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2. Burn osenko (incense). (Extinguish the flame by waving your hand rather than blowing it out and fan the smoke toward yourself as it is believed to have healing powers)
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What do you do when visiting a shrine?
1. Before entering the temple, use the purification fountain to wash hands and mouth using the ladle.
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2. At the offering hall, throw a coin into the offering box, show your respect by bowing and pray.
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What are you not supposed to do with chopsticks? List at least 2.
1. Stick chopsticks upright in food (especially rice)
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2. Point with chopsticks
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3. Pass food from chopstick to chopstick
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When do you have to preform Seiza?
During tea ceremonies, or when sitting on Tatami mats
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What is the formal way of sitting called?
Seiza
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What are Temiyage?
Thank-you gifts you bring when visiting someone
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What are Omiyage?
Souvenirs brought home from a trip
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How do people in Japan recite their names?
Family name followed by given name
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How do you address someone properly?
Respectful: -sama
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Girl: -chan
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Boys: -kun
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What is the purpose of the moist cloth given before you eat, and what must you not do with it?
To wipe your hands before eating; don't use it as a napkin to wipe your mouth or face
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Should you tip people in Japan, and why?
No, because it is disrespectful/insulting
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What should you do before entering a person's home?
Take off your shoes and put on the guest slippers
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Why do people wear medical masks?
To protect those around them from their germs
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What is an Onsen?
Hot spring
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What is considered taboo to have when entering a hot spring?
What ball shaped dish originates from Osaka and translates to "Grilled Octopus"?
Takoyaki
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What winter dish consists of a variety of foods served in a soy broth?
Oden
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What dish consists of deep fried ingredients (such as meat and vegetables) skewered on a stick?
Kushikatsu
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What is the difference between Osaka style and Hiroshima style okonomiyaki?
Osaka Style- Ingredients mixed into batter
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Hiroshima Style- Ingredients layered on top of batter
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What is okonomiyaki?
A savory Japanese style pancake
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In what year did Japan started to create the takoyaki? and why?
1923 (Earthquake)
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What is the phrase in Osaka do people say? & What does it mean?
"kuidaore" (eat until you drop)
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Which is the top place to get food in Osaka?
Dontobori district
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Who created the first Japanese baseball team?
Hiroshi Hiraoka
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What is the name of the first Japanese baseball team?
Shimbashi Athletic Club
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What year was baseball introduced to Japan?
1872
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What is the name of the Japanese player who is on the Miami Marlins baseball team?
Ichiro Suzuki
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What team won the Nippon Professional Baseball series in 2015?
Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks
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Who introduced baseball to Japan?
Horace Wilson
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The word for baseball in Japanese is a combination of which characters?
"Field" and "ball"
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Which two teams are considered the Yankees and Red Sox of Japan?
Yomiuri Giants and Hanshin Tigers
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When was the Nippon Professional Baseball league officially started?
1950
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What is the 2016 Zodiac animal?
Year of the Monkey/ Saru Doshi
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What is the 2017 Zodiac animal?
Year of the Rooster/ Tori Doshi
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What is the 2018 Zodiac animal?
Year of the Dog/ Inu Doshi
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What is the Zodiac collectively called in Japanese?
Jyuunishi
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How do you say year of the boar in Japanese?
Inoshishi Doshi
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How do you say sheep in Japanese?
Hitsuji
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How do you say cow in Japanese?
Ushi
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How do you say mouse in Japanese?
Nezumi
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How do you say tiger in Japanese?
Tora
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How do you say snake in Japanese?
Hebi
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How do you say dragon in Japanese?
Tatsu
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What is the literal translation for "Karate"?
Empty Hand
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Which style of karate most popular for official tournaments and competition?
Shotokan
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Which style of karate was a traditional Okinawan style?
Goju-ryu
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Who is the founder of karate?
Ginchin Funakoshi
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Why is the 2020 Olympics special for Karate?
It is the first time that Karate will be an Olympic sport
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What is the karate uniform called in Japanese?
Gi
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In Japanese, what is the word for the facility used to practice karate and can be translated to "the place of the way"?
Dojo
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What does "bonsai" mean, and what is it?
"Tray plantings"; plants grown in containers and styled to make them into their most beautiful form
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Where and when did Bonsai originate?
Originated from China more than a thousand years ago
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Name three main bonsai care techniques.
Pruning, wiring, repotting
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What is the difference between the forest and multi-trunk styles of bonsai?
The forest style has multiple individual trees, while the multi-trunk style forms a single tree with multiple trunks.
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What are the names of the white-colored, dead parts without bark in bonsai?
Partially dead trunk: shari; partially dead branch: jin
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What are the two steps to appreciate bonsai?
(1) First look at the bonsai and gain an overall impression; (2) Lower your line of sight to the same level as the bonsai, and try to imagine yourself being small, looking at the tree in a natural environment
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What are the types of plants used in bonsai?
Any plant that can be grown in a small container. (In Japan, typical trees include those with: needle leaves, broader leaves, flowers, and fruits)
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What is the most important thing to keep in mind when raising bonsai?
Not to force your will on it
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How is the art of bonsai different from other art forms?
The art of bonsai does not "finish"; it continues as long as the plants are alive and growing, which can be for hundreds of years
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What is ayatori?
Girl's game played with string, similar to cat's cradle