Japanese Quiz #1

How do you say 'Hello' in Japanese?

How do you say 'Goodbye' in Japanese?

How would you introduce your name, and then ask someone for their name?

The three alphabets of Japanese are:

You are at a Convenience store and you want to buy a drink plus some of that delicious fried chicken behind the counter. The lady behind the counter is of advanced age and she doesn't look like she'll understand english. You also don't really know the word for chicken and are at a loss at what to do. You should...

You are in a Japanese restaurant with the rest of the tour group and the dishes have arrived on the table. All of your friends have started eating already cause you had a busy day of visiting temples and are really tired. Following your friends lead, you dig in to the feast of exotic foods and enjoy the meal. After all of the unique food you ate, you get up with the group and leave the restaurant chatting amongst one another. You and your friends have forgotten to do something.

What is the name of the island that you will be travelling on:

You've just arrived in Japan and are probably pretty tired from the long plane ride. You ride the coach to your accommodation in Ikebukuro, and half of the group is asleep already but you are still awake unable to sleep. As you start to enter Tokyo you should....

Select the cities in Japan that you will be visiting on this Trip:

Study your itinerary: What famous landmarks will you be visiting in Hiroshima?

Japanese grammar is similar to English grammar.

I've never had raw fish sushi before, so I shouldn't try it.

You are on the way to Disneyland and want to make the most of your day by going on the most rides. However, you notice that the line for the ticket gate is longer than you thought. Japanese people are used to waiting in lines, and so the time spent waiting in lines at any given ride at Disneyland can be upwards of three hours. What can you do to ensure that you'll get on all the rides you want?

You've been in Japan a few days now, and you are getting ready to go to the Japanese high school's cultural festival today. What should you do/prepare for the festival?

Imagine you are a Japanese student. You have finished your club activities for the day and are about to go home. There are club activities everyday and you say Sayonara to your friend and he waves back casually and says Sayonara too. Something is wrong with the following scenario, True or False?

Name the place in Tokyo famous for its Scramble intersection.

What is the district in Tokyo famous for its Anime culture, electronics goods, and all things 'Kawaii'? (Look up Kawaii if you don't understand)

What is in Asakusa, Tokyo?