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How do you call the action that moving chopsticks to another dish after once reaching out another?
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"o:Watari-bashi|At Japanese dine table, it is good manners to eat the order of rice, side dishes, rice, soup, rice...alternately）"
x:Sora-bashi
x:Koji-bashi
x:Mayoi-bashi

How many strings do you need to wear a yukata (summer kimono)?<br><br>[[images/10.jpg]]
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o:3|You need three strings to wear a yukata. Precisely, it is (1) waist cord, (2) chest cord, and (3) "Date" belt.
x:2
x:1
x:4


Which of the following is not a condition that must be met to become a Maiko?
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o:Taller than 160 cm|[[images/12.jpg]]Maiko wears special shoes called "Okobo". "Okobo" has a thick sole of about 10 cm, so it is desirable not to be taller than 160 cm.
x:Some degree of good looking
x:Have the patience to do rigorous training
x:Unmarried female

What is the altitude of Mt. Fuji? Please choose the correct answer.<br>[[images/2.jpg]]
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o:3,776m|The correct answer is 3,776m above sea level. Mt. Fuji is a stratovolcano that has been formed today by repeating four large eruptions since the eruption of a submarine volcano 23 to 5 million years ago.
x:4,776m
x:5,776m
x:2,776m

What is the name of this castle?<br><br>[[images/3_.jpg]]
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o:Himeji Castle|Himeji Castle is located in western Japan and is also known as White heron. 
x:Tokyo Castle
x:Osaka Castle
x:Nagoya Castle


"Sa-shi-su-se-so" is the basis of seasoning technique of Japanese dish. "Sa" &rArr; Sato (sugar), "shi"&rArr; shio(salt), "se" &rArr; shoyu(soy sauce). Then do you know what is "so"?<br>[[images/8.jpg]]
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o:Miso|<div>"so" &rArr; miso(bean paste).The word "Sa-shi-su-se-so" is used as a pun to remember the order in which seasonings are used.</div>
x:Sauce
x:Black pepper

Choose the right way to count sushi.
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o:Kan &rArr; 貫|[[images/9.jpg]]<br>Sushi can be counted in various ways. Nigiri sushi and gunkanmaki are counted as "one kan, two kan(s)", and rolled sushi is counted as "ippon(one roll), nihon(two rolls)", and so on.
x:Maki &rArr; 巻
x:Sara &rArr; 皿
x:Mai &rArr; 枚

