The Ancient Game of Kamari: Japan's Football Tradition and the Church of Maradona

The video explores Japan's ancient football game, Kamari, highlighting its cultural significance and revival by Emperor Meiji. It then shifts focus to Diego Maradona, discussing his legendary status, the Church of Maradona, and his miraculous goals, including the infamous 'Hand of God' goal in the 1986 World Cup.

What is the primary objective of the ancient Japanese game Kamari?

• To hit a target with the ball

• To dribble past opponents

• To keep the ball off the ground without using hands

• To score goals against an opponent

What material was traditionally used to make the ball in Kamari?

• Rubber

• Plastic

• Deer skin

• Metal

In what year was Kamari revived by Emperor Meiji?

• 1703

• 2003

• 1803

• 1903

Which football legend is associated with the Church of Maradona?

• Cristiano Ronaldo

• Pele

• Lionel Messi

• Diego Maradona

What unique practice does the Church of Maradona have for naming children?

• Naming the first son after a football club

• Naming the first son Diego

• Naming the first son after a famous coach

• Naming the first son after a stadium

What is the Church of Maradona's version of the Lord's Prayer?

• Our Father who art in heaven

• Our Diego who art on earth

• Our Savior who art in the field

• Our Legend who art in the game

What miraculous event is associated with Maradona in the 1986 World Cup?

• Saving a penalty

• Winning the match single-handedly

• The Hand of God goal

• Scoring a goal from the halfway line