What is Kami the belief

Belief in spirits are in nature

Belief in extraterrestrial beings

What does Shinto mean and what is it?

Shinto is the 'Way of the spirits' and they follow the way of the kami.

Shinto is a famous Japanese anime character.

Shinto is a type of martial art practiced in Japan.

Shinto is a popular dish in Japanese cuisine.

Why did the capital of Japan move from Nara to Hein?

The capital of Japan moved because a Buddhist monk try to take the throne and then the emperor got scared and decided to leave Nara

The people of Nara revolted against the government

Hein was closer to the coast for better trade opportunities

Emperor Kammu wanted to establish a new capital that was more centrally located and less influenced by the powerful Buddhist monasteries in Nara.

What is the Todaiji Temple?

The Todaiji Temple is the first built to be the head temple of buddhism. It is also the worlds largest wooden building.

The Todaiji Temple is a castle in Osaka, Japan.

The Todaiji Temple is a mosque in Kyoto, Japan.

The Todaiji Temple is a Hindu temple in Tokyo, Japan.

How heavy, tall, and what is the Todaiji Buddha statue made of?

50 feet tall, 250 tonnes, copper and gold

10 meters tall, 300 tonnes, gold

20 meters tall, 700 tonnes, marble

12 meters tall, 400 tonnes, silver

What is the clan Fujiwara

The Fujiwara clan is a clan that honors emperors but had no power. Instead of ruling they spent time at Hein studying Buddhism.

The Fujiwara clan ruled over China during the Heian period

The Fujiwara clan was a nomadic tribe in Europe

The Fujiwara clan was a powerful family in Japan during the Heian period.

A Shogun was the military ruler of Japan.

A Shogun was a type of fish in Japan.

A Shogun was a popular Japanese dessert.

A Shogun was a traditional Japanese dance.

A small side town where Yoritomo set up his headquater and goverment

A fictional character from a popular Indian television show

A Daimyo was a powerful feudal lord in Japan.

A Daimyo was a type of currency used in ancient China.

A Daimyo was a military rank in medieval Europe.

A Daimyo was a religious leader in ancient Egypt.

A vassal is a person who offers their protection for an exchange of land

A vassal is a type of currency used in ancient japan

A vassal is a type of medieval weapon

A vassal is a person who has entered into a mutual obligation to a lord or monarch in the context of the feudal system.

Feudalism was a political system that is based on the bonds of lords and samurai's.

Feudalism was a system of government in modern China

Feudalism was a social and economic system in medieval Europe based on land ownership and the exchange of land for military protection and other services.

Feudalism was a form of democracy in ancient Rome

What is the Onin War?

The Onin War was a fight where Japans warriors fought eachother through 1467-1477

The Onin War was a conflict in Europe during the Middle Ages.

The Onin War was a diplomatic negotiation between Japan and China.

The Onin War was a technological advancement in warfare.

What is the difference between Zen and Pure Land Buddhism?

Zen Buddhism emphasizes meditation and direct experience, while Pure Land Buddhism focuses on devotion to Amitabha Buddha and rebirth in his Pure Land.

Zen Buddhism focuses on devotion to Amitabha Buddha and rebirth in his Pure Land.

Zen Buddhism and Pure Land Buddhism have no differences.

Pure Land Buddhism emphasizes meditation and direct experience.

What did calligraphy reveal about a person in Japan?

Calligraphy revealed a person's character, education, and social status.

Calligraphy revealed a person's age, occupation, and hobbies.

Calligraphy revealed a person's favorite color, food, and music genre.

Calligraphy revealed a person's shoe size, favorite movie, and pet's name.

Tanka is a form of Japanese poetry, oldest form of japan poetry, it was a unryhmed poem, and it captures natures beauty.

Tanka is a style of dance originating from Brazil.

Tanka is a species of tropical fish.

Tanka is a type of Italian pasta.

In japan they love the art of simplicity, borrowed their artistic ideas from China, ,They also created origamis

Japanese art has no influence from global trends.

Japanese art is limited to traditional forms only.

Japanese art is only appreciated within Japan.

Life story of murasaki shikibu

Murasaki Shikibo was born but while she was born her mother and sister died. Her father decided to raise her himself. By doing that he broke a custom. She married and had kids but her husband died after only a few years. She then wrote a novel that was about her father's job.

Murasaki Shikibu was a painter and calligrapher

Murasaki Shikibu was a Chinese novelist

Murasaki Shikibu was a Japanese novelist, poet, and lady-in-waiting known for writing 'The Tale of Genji.'

What is the role of women in Japan?

Women in Japan play various roles in society, including as professionals, caregivers, and homemakers.

Women in Japan only serve as homemakers

Women in Japan are not allowed to work outside the home

Women in Japan have no influence in decision-making

How did marraiges work in medievel Japan.

Marriages in medieval Japan were typically arranged by parents or matchmakers based on social status and family connections.

Marriages in medieval Japan were decided by a duel between suitors

Marriages in medieval Japan were conducted through online dating platforms

Marriages in medieval Japan were based on love at first sight

A guild is a group of many artisans or merchants.

What did farmers grow and how did they make money in the 1100s Japan.

Farmers grew rice and made money by selling the surplus rice.

Farmers grew corn and made money by selling the surplus corn.

Farmers grew wheat and made money by selling the surplus wheat.

Farmers grew potatoes and made money by selling the surplus potatoes.

Archetecture in Japan

Japan placed their Shinto shrines near a rock or tree, a shrine was a wood building and the roof is made of straw

Japanese architecture is heavily influenced by European styles

Japanese architecture does not prioritize harmony with nature

Japanese architecture primarily uses synthetic materials

Japan Quiz

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the four main islands of Japan

Hawaii

Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku

Tahiti

Fiji

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What seas are around Japan

Yellow Sea

Coral Sea

Bering Sea

Sea of Japan

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who were the Yoyoi

The Yayoi were an ancient group of people who introduced farming to japan an they were organized into clans.

The Yoyoi were a group of people in ancient China

The Yoyoi were known for their advanced technology in ancient Egypt

The Yoyoi were a nomadic tribe in South America

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who were the Yamato.

A famous Greek philosopher

A species of extinct dinosaurs

An ancient Japanese clan whos yamato cheifs thought they descended from the sun godddess and that most of japans leaders were a descendent from Jimmu.

A type of ancient Roman gladiator

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who is Prince Shotoku?

Prince Shotoku was a prince from the Yamato who wanted to create a strong goverment and looked to China.

Prince Shotoku was a skilled African warrior

Prince Shotoku was a renowned European artist

Prince Shotoku was a famous Chinese philosopher

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who is Suiko from Yamato Japan?

Prince Shotoku

Emperor Komei

Empress Shoken

Empress Suiko was the aunt of prince shotoku

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is Aminism

Aminism is a form of atheism

Aminism is a type of cuisine

Aminism is a political ideology

Aminism is a religioun that believes that all things are alive and have their own spirits

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Japan

What are the four main islands of Japan

What seas are around Japan

Who were the Yoyoi

Who were the Yamato.

Who is Prince Shotoku?

Who is Suiko from Yamato Japan?

What is Aminism

What is Kami the belief

What does Shinto mean and what is it?

Japanese believed the Kami will only answer if you are

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