A) Car
B) Bus
C) Train/Subway
D) Taxi

A) Suica or Pasmo
B) American Express
C) Visa
D) Mastercard

A) Only online
B) Only at train station offices
C) At ticket machines or convenience stores
D) Only at banks

A) Tozai Line (East-West Line)
B) Ginza Line
C) Chuo Line
D) Yamanote Line

A) Going to the airport
B) Looping around central Tokyo
C) Being the newest subway line
D) Express service to Kyoto

A) Try to flag down a random car
B) Hide in a bathroom
C) Wander aimlessly
D) Ask for help at a Koban (police box)

A) Local police box
B) Train station office
C) Tourist information center
D) Convenience store

A) Instagram
B) Facebook
C) Japan Travel by NAVITIME
D) Google Translate

A) Guaranteed seating
B) Empty seats
C) Silent carriages
D) Extreme crowding

A) Just get on any train
B) Guess randomly
C) Look for signs with line colors and station names
D) Follow the loudest crowd

A) No, they are always late.
B) Sometimes, it is random.
C) Yes, they are very punctual.
D) Only during weekdays

A) Yes, everyone does it.
B) Only if you whisper.
C) Only if you're a tourist.
D) No, it is considered impolite.

A) English
B) Chinese
C) Japanese
D) Korean

A) Throw it anywhere.
B) Leave it outside your hotel room.
C) Follow the local rules and designated areas.
D) Burn it in a public park.

A) Shibuya Crossing
B) Mount Fuji
C) Osaka Castle
D) Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

A) Osaka (KIX)
B) Nagoya (NGO)
C) Haneda (HND)
D) Narita (NRT)

A) Haneda (HND)
B) Osaka (KIX)
C) Narita (NRT)
D) Fukuoka (FUK)

A) US Dollar (USD)
B) Japanese Yen (JPY)
C) Chinese Yuan (CNY)
D) Euro (EUR)

A) Type C (European)
B) Type G (British)
C) Type A/B (two-prong) with 100V
D) No adapter needed

A) Only for taxi drivers.
B) No, it is not expected.
C) Only at high-end restaurants.
D) Yes, it is mandatory.

A) 18
B) 16
C) 21
D) 20

A) Shibuya
B) Akihabara
C) Harajuku
D) Ginza

A) Akihabara
B) Harajuku
C) Shinjuku
D) Ueno

A) A traditional Japanese dance
B) A famous temple
C) A type of sushi
D) Bento box sold at train stations

A) Autumn (September/October)
B) Winter (December/January)
C) Spring (March/April)
D) Summer (June/July)

A) Subway line
B) High-speed bullet train
C) Ferry boat
D) Local bus service

A) A public park on the former site of Edo Castle
B) A shopping mall
C) A private garden only open to dignitaries
D) The current residence of the Emperor

A) Only at hotels
B) Only at police stations
C) Coin lockers are not available
D) At train stations and tourist spots

A) Japanese martial art
B) Japanese hot spring
C) Japanese tea ceremony
D) Japanese flower arrangement

A) 240V
B) 110V
C) 220V
D) 100V