(B)

The line that separates different areas.

(a)  

(C)

Japanese people don't eat with forks & spoons, they eat with (a)   instead.

(D)

A small restaurant, usually owned by a person / a family.

(a)  

(E)

It means very big, or huge.

(a)  

(F)

A traditional story / legend.

(a)  

(G)

A small nocturnal lizard.

(a)  

(H)

Asking for a ride to a stranger.

(a)  

(I)

The Japanese art of flower arrangement.

(a)  

(J)

The feeling when somebody else has what we want.

(a)  

(K)

It refers to "tissue paper" in North America.

(a)  

(L)

The British slang for 'toilet'.

(a)  

(M)

More than half of the total number.

(a)  

(N)

Unwritten law based on culture / beliefs.

(a)  

(O)

A Japanese paper art & craft.

(a)  

(P)

It's the place where we stand to wait for the train.

(a)  

(Q)

Having the required qualities.

(a)  

(R)

Not cooked.

(a)  

(S)

What people call the underground city railway in New York.

(a)  

(T)

The underground city transportation in London.

(a)  

(U)

Not old enough for / to do something.

(a)  

(V)

People who don't eat meat.

(a)  

(W)

A person who is an expert in something.

(a)  

(X)

The short for 'Christmas'.

(a)  

(Y)

A water vehicle often used for leisure.

(a)  

(Z)

To make something small looks bigger.

(a)