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How well do you know Japan’s cinematic history? Try this:
Q. What is the theatrical movie with the highest box office revenue in Japan?
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Q. A “non-profit organization” is an organization that is not for profit. What is its common abbreviation?
Dive into Japanese folklore with timeless classics:
Q. What is the story said to be the oldest in Japan, famously known today as "Kaguya-hime"?
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More Sample Questions
Q. What was the last name of the character DIO in "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" when he was human?
Q. Who is the famous 19th-century Russian novelist behind "Crime and Punishment" and "The Idiot"?
Q. Which island is the southernmost point of Japan?
Q. What is the prestigious award in architecture often called the "Nobel Prize of architecture"?
Q. What is the English term for "fountain pen"?
Q. What do you call the thickened part of a needle hole used in sewing and also appears on the edge of bread?
Q. What does the slang term "itameshi" mean?
Q. In which month do Muslims observe Ramadan?
Q. What is the largest lake in Japan?
Q. Who wrote the novels "Maihime" and "Vita Sexualis"?
Q. Who authored "Yamanashi", "The Restaurant of Many Orders", and "Gauche the Cellist"?
Q. What is the name of the phenomenon where sound changes pitch depending on whether the source is approaching or moving away?
Q. Which statement correctly describes the two major political parties in the United States?
Q. What do the words "Danke" in German and "Merci" in French mean?
Q. Who is the author of classic Japanese novels such as "I am a cat", "Botchan", and "Kokoro"?
Q. What is the symbolic meaning of red roses in floral language?
Q. The phrase “Otsukibana” refers to beautiful seasonal scenery. What character fits inside the circle?
Q. Which Italian Renaissance artist created masterpieces like "David", "Pieta", and "Last Judgment"?
Q. What is the capital city of China?
Q. In microbiology, what term refers to the complete elimination of microorganisms and viruses from an object?
Q. What unit is used to measure CPU clock speed and audio sampling frequency?
Q. Which bird symbolizes peace and has historically been used to carry messages?
Q. Who led the Western army during the pivotal Battle of Sekigahara in 1600 AD?
Q. "Spinach" is a metaphor for basic business etiquette including "report" and "contact". What is the third word represented by its initial letter?
Q. What does WBC stand for in the context of the global baseball championship?
Q. What is the title of the record Gian released in the manga "Doraemon"?
Q. Which fish is essential for Nagoya's signature dish, hitsumabushi?
Q. In the Japanese folktale "Momotaro", which animal was the first companion Momotaro recruited?
Q. What surname is shared by actors Noboru, Ken, and Takatoshi?
Q. In certain Japanese dialects, what does the phrase "gradually, nife-devil" or "big-ni" mean?
Q. What is the term for directing a film, derived from a tool typically held by a director?
Q. Who famously said, "What a shame! Even my father never hit me!"?
Q. What is the term for the sand smoothing process in baseball field maintenance, named after an insect?
Q. In general terms, which ballgame does the term "Summer Koshien" refer to?
Q. How is the word "taisho" (target) written correctly in kanji for a questionnaire aimed at teenage girls?
Q. When referring to the fundamental seasonings in Japanese cooking known as "sashisuseso", which ingredients correspond to sugar, salt, vinegar, and soy sauce?
Q. Who portrayed the main character Torajiro Kuruma in the film "It's Tough Being a Man"?
Q. When discussing dog breeds such as "Flat Coated", "Labrador", and "Golden", which popular category do they belong to?
Q. Which game genre best suits titles like Tetris, Puyo Puyo, and Moji Pittan?
Q. What is the onomatopoeic word used to describe the sound made when pressing a purchase button on online services like Amazon?
Q. As mentioned earlier, "Spinach" represents the basics of business including "report" and "contact". What is the third word abbreviated by its initial?
Q. What types of stationery include paste, sand, Kinnikuman, and plastic?
Q. What numerical prefix denotes 1000 times "giga"?
Q. What is the official residence of the U.S. President, designed by James Hoban?
Q. Which female wrestler retired in January 2019 after setting a record with 13 consecutive tournament wins?
Q. Is there a renowned musical quartet whose members all graduated from dental school?
Q. In 1985, who was the male singer behind the hit song "We're Going to Tokyo"?
Q. What is the expression for someone suddenly appearing in a startling manner?
Q. In terms of numerical units, if "trillion" follows "hundred million", what comes next after "trillion"?
