A) hau B) li hing mui C) haukōhi D) kakigōri
A) Shave ice uses shaved ice while a snow cone uses crushed ice B) Shave ice uses crushed ice while a snow cone uses shaved ice C) There is no difference between the two D) Shave ice is made in Europe while snow cones are from Japan
A) Because of thin ice shavings B) Because of the cone shape C) Because of the additives D) Because of the temperature of the syrup
A) snow cone B) li hing mui C) kakigōri D) haukōhi
A) Hawai‘i Island B) Oahu C) Kauai D) Maui
A) peanuts B) chocolate chips C) caramel D) azuki beans
A) Showa period B) Meiji period C) Heian period D) Edo period
A) The rarity of sugar B) Complex production process for ice C) Religious restrictions D) The high cost of flavorings
A) The 1990s B) Heian period C) The 1950s D) Meiji period
A) Chinese merchants B) Japanese immigrants C) Californian surfers D) European settlers
A) International tourists B) European royalty C) Plantation workers D) Professional surfers
A) The invention of new refrigeration B) The arrival of Californian surfers C) Trade agreements with Japan D) New laws regarding sugar production
A) Wealthy merchants B) The ocean C) Food D) Status
A) ZDF Shave Ice B) Heian Shave Ice C) Matsumoto Shave Ice D) Meiji Shave Ice
A) A popular Japanese syrup B) A type of shaved ice machine C) Chinese plums D) A type of seaweed
A) Rome B) Berlin C) Paris D) London
A) 500,000 B) 326,400 C) 100,000 D) 1,000
A) BBC B) CNN C) Discovery Channel D) Food Network |