A) Write letters to the emperor B) Attend a parade in Tokyo C) Send gifts to the government D) Visit the Imperial Palace grounds
A) The imperial crest B) Portraits of the imperial family C) The Japanese flag D) Flowers of the season
A) The National Diet Building B) Tokyo Imperial Palace C) Kyoto Imperial Palace D) The Prime Minister's residence
A) Once every month B) On the Emperor's Birthday and January 2nd C) Only on the Emperor's Birthday D) Every Sunday
A) Ippan-sanga B) Banzai-sai C) Tenchōsetsu D) Kōkyo-sai
A) Imperial Square B) Nijubashi C) Kōkyo-mae D) Chōwaden
A) Kōkyo B) Chōwaden C) Nijubashi D) Meiji
A) 9:30 am B) 12:00 pm C) 8:00 am D) 10:20 am
A) Tenchōsetsu B) Kōkyo C) Arigato D) Banzai
A) Ten thousand years B) The emperor is great C) Peace and prosperity D) Long live the nation
A) The palace guards B) Government officials and ministers C) Foreign dignitaries only D) The empress, heirs to the throne, and their spouses
A) Ten minutes B) Thirty minutes C) Three minutes D) One hour
A) The following morning B) During a press conference at noon C) The same evening on national television D) During the balcony ceremony
A) Volunteers B) The imperial household staff C) The police D) The military
A) Registration fee B) It is free C) A small donation D) Advance ticket purchase
A) 1868 B) 1893 C) 1945 D) 1926
A) The Emperor B) Mayori Kurokawa C) An anonymous poet D) Yoshisa Oku
A) Mayori Kurokawa B) Yoshisa Oku C) A classical composer D) The palace orchestra
A) Diplomats B) Government officials C) School children D) Adults and elderly people
A) The crowd is guided outside B) A parade begins C) The gates are permanently closed D) The emperor gives a speech
A) 29 April B) 22 September C) 23 December D) 23 February
A) Confucius B) Sun Tzu C) Laozi D) Socrates
A) 775 CE B) 729 CE C) 1948 CE D) 1868 CE
A) Heian period B) Meiji period C) Edo period D) Kamakura period
A) Chikyūsetsu B) Chiaki-bushi C) Katsuho-setsu D) Tenchōsetsu
A) 2019 B) 1868 C) 1989 D) 1948
A) 22 September B) 29 April C) 23 December D) 23 February
A) Greenery Day B) Constitution Day C) Emperor's Day D) Shōwa Day
A) 2019 B) 1948 C) 2020 D) 2022
A) COVID-19 pandemic B) Imperial mourning C) Economic recession D) Political transition
A) Hōki Record B) Tenpyō Chronicle C) Daijo-kan Decree D) Oyudono Diary
A) Katsuho-setsu B) Tennō tanjōbi C) Chiaki-bushi D) Tenchōsetsu |