Cooking School Holidays Festivals Real Estate
100
What is a Hamburger?
Different from ours, it is served as a single steak with lettuce, tomatoes, and condiments on the side.
100
What is homeroom?
Unlike America, the students stay in this room and the teachers rotate classes.
100
What is Christmas?
Although not a Christian holiday, it is celebrated for fun.
100
What is Tanabata?
This festival is celebrated on July 7 to honor the stars.
100
What are Mansions?
Furnished Apartments in Japan are called these.
200
What is Curry?
Taken from India, this dish is served with the rice on one side and the meat and potatoes on the other.
200
What is grade number?
Homerooms are often labeled by this and a letter.
200
What is White Day?
In addition to Valentine's Day, they also celebrate this.
200
What is Setsubun?
The festival that is held on January 1 is to celebrate this holiday.
200
What are Houses?
Many people cannot afford the prices of these so they live with their parents or in apartments.
300
What is Flan?
Loaned from their Portuguese ancestors, they often times eat this dessert that they call Purin.
300
What is a Bento box?
Many students bring this to school during their lunch period.
300
What is Constitution Day?
They don't have an Independence Day but they do have this.
300
What is Hina Matsuri?
The Doll Festival is referred to this, quite simply.
300
What is Kotatsu?
Many Japanese houses do not have heat so they have heaters built into the tables and they are called this.
400
What is O-toro?
The most expensive sushi item made from fatty tuna is called this.
400
What is Cram School?
Many students attend this after school to continue their studies.
400
What is December 21?
The Emperor's Birthday is considered a national holiday and is always celebrated on this day.
400
What is the Cherry Blossom Fesitval?
This festival is also held in the United States.
400
What is floor level?
The more expensive the apartment, the higher the this.
500
What is a fork and knife?
Though many Japanese people still use chopsticks, they using these more and more since WWII.
500
What is tenth grade?
Japanese students have to pay to go school starting at this grade.
500
What is 20?
Coming of Age Day celebrates young Japanese people that have turned this age.
500
What is Bunkasai?
Festivals that are held in the schools are called this.
500
What is key money?
Tenants also have to pay this before moving in, in addition to the first month's rent and a down payment.






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