Question 1: What is the main focus of the website Accessible Japan?

• a) Information about Japanese food

• b) Information for travelers with disabilities

• c) Tips for adventurous travelers

• d) Information about Japanese classes

Question 2: Why did Josh Grisdale decide to live in Japan?

• a) He got a gift of a one-month trip to Japan.

• b) He wanted to work in a care facility in Japan.

• c) He was born in Japan and wanted to go back.

• d) He wanted to learn Japanese in Japan.

Question 3: What made Josh start Accessible Japan?

• a) A lack of information in English for travelers from Australia.

• b) His love for anime and Japanese culture.

• c) Tourists with disabilities who had touble getting English information.

• d) His wish to visit Nezu Museum in Tokyo.

Question 4: What's a problem mentioned about accessibility at Nezu Museum?

• a) Not enough elevators

• b) Not enough information in Japanese

• c) Difficulty finding Nezu Museum

• d) No backrests on toilets

Question 5: According to Josh, how can improving accessibility help businesses in Japan?

• a) Overcome challanges that people with disabilities face

• b) Increase the number of solo travelers

• c) Think about the problems that people with disabilites may have

Question 6: What role does Josh play in improving accessibility for tourists in Japan? *role 役割

• a) He runs a care facility in Tokyo.

• b) He works as a tour guide for visitors with disabilities.

• d) He manages a website that provides accessibility information.

Question 7: How did the Nezu Museum staff respond when Josh mentioned an issue with accessibility?

• a) They ignored his suggestions.

• b) They quickly fixed the problem.

• c) They asked him to leave the museum.

• d) They decided to close the museum.

Question 8: What is the first principle that Josh Grisdale firmly believes in regarding Accessible Japan?

• a) Taking notes and pictures

• b) Personally visiting tourist locations

• c) Uploading detailed information

• d) Becoming a Japanese citizen

Question 9: Why does Josh avoid saying, "This place is accessible, so you can go there" when providing information about tourist attractions? 　　*avoid -ing 〜するのをあえて避ける

• a) He doesn't want people to visit tourist attractions.

• b) Accessibility varies from person to person.

• c) He wants to keep the information a secret.

• d) He only wants to visit accessible places.

Question 10: Why did Josh become a Japanese citizen in 2016?

• a) To visit more tourist locations in Japan

• b) To gain access to local people *gain access to ... 〜に直接アクセスする

• c) To be involved in all levels of Japanese society

• d) To become a leader in accessibility in Japan