Japanese Leisure and Entertainment Quiz

Bunraku is a traditional Japanese puppet theater.

Sado is the Japanese tea ceremony.

Onsen refers to traditional Japanese hot springs.

Geta are traditional Japanese footwear made of straw or wood.

Hanami is celebrated with cherry blossom viewing.

Manga refers to comic books and graphic novels in Japanese.

Karate primarily focuses on strikes and kicks.

Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding.

Sumo involves wrestlers trying to force each other out of a circular ring.

Shichi-Go-San is the Japanese festival that celebrates children's growth and well-being.

Matsuri is famous for its fireworks displays.

Ping Pong is not a traditional Japanese game.

Kabuki theater uses elaborate makeup and costumes.

Ikebana is the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement.

Go involves surrounding and capturing territory.

Judo focuses on grappling techniques.

Ryokan is the Japanese word for traditional inn.

Noh theater uses masks to represent characters.

Kyudo is the Japanese term for the art of Japanese archery.

Katana is the Japanese word for a traditional Japanese sword.

Tokyo is famous for its electronic and gaming culture.

Bonsai is the Japanese traditional art of miniature tree cultivation.

Hakone is famous for its hot springs and bathing resorts.

Yakyu Senshu is the Japanese word for a professional baseball player.

Enka is not the Japanese term for karaoke.