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Japan study stack

Japan vocab and info.

QuestionAnswer
Arigato Thank you.
Anime Japanese comic.
Archipelago Chain of islands.
Bullet Train Fast train, 561 mph is the highest speed, 1964 was the first bullet train.
Bonsai Tree Small plant or tree grown in a pot or tray and takes years of care.
Capital Tokyo.
Calligraphy Writing system or form of art, use a brush, ink, and paper, Came from China.
Dress of Japan Kimo or Kosoud used for communication of social level.
Edo Japans old capital, now is Tokyo.
Feudal Japan Emperor, Samurai, Artisans/Merchants, Peasants.
Government Constitutional Monarki, Emperor has less power than Prime Minster.
Getabako A shoe box that is usually in the genkhan.
Genkhan a type of mud room where the getabako is located. This is where you take off your shoes.
Hideki Matsui N. Y. Yankees player, nickname Godzilla.
People on the islands of Japan 127 million.
Juku Also called a cram school, where kids have the chance to get more study time and learn more.
Kabuki Classic dance/ drama, art of singing and dancing, wear dramatic make
Kendo Modern art of Martial Arts Sword Fighting. Swords made of bamboo.
Largeness Japan is compared in size to California. 145,883 sq. Miles.
Mount Fuji Highest mountain in Japan, is a dormant volcano, highly respected, used a lot in art work.
Manga Comic book read right to left, meant for adults, graphic novel.
Nihon Means “Land of the Rising Sun”.
Origami Traditional art of paper folding, no scissors or glue, swans are very popular.
Pearl Harbor Marked Japan and the U.S. in W. W. 2. Japan was against us,.
Parliamentary Government The people select the diet or reps. or parliament who select the prime minister.
Quality Japan dose not want more money for an item, but they want it to last longer than other items.
Rice 2.2 mil. tons are grown, 760,000 imported from California.
Shinto Former religion, native to Japan, Buddhism started in India.
Sumo Wrestling National sport, you have to weigh 500 lbs or more to be a Sumo Wrestler.
Shogun Highest rank of military, like a general in the U.S.
Tokugawa Ruling family during the Tokugawa period, time of military dictatorship.
Tea Ceremony Host brings sweets, then tea, after first sip you have to say the tea is delicious.
Tatami Mats made of straw and are used for measurement, flooring, tea ceremonies.
Torii Gateway to a Shinto Shrine, made of wood, iron, stainless steel, usually painted red.
Ukiyoe Form of art, depicted every day life, became popular in Japan.
Value Edu. Adults work longer for less money, longer school day and week.
Washitu Japanese style room, can be a dining room, living room, bed room, and more only one room and one door.
Exchanging gifts No gifts in odd numbers, or even #’s below ten. 4= death. Gift should be edible give a gift back.
Yen Japanese money, 1 yen= 0.0102 American dollars.
Zen Buddhism One of the sections in Managua Buddhism, inspires to live in the moment not worry about the future, popular among military.
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