A) 'One-two-three' B) 'Seven-five-three' C) 'Five-three-seven' D) 'Three-seven-five'
A) On November 15 B) On October 31 C) On December 25 D) On January 1
A) Heian period B) Meiji period C) Edo period D) Kamakura period
A) They mark the start of schooling. B) They represent stages of adulthood. C) They indicate financial independence. D) They are considered lucky according to East Asian numerology.
A) Emperor Meiji B) Emperor Showa C) The fifth Tokugawa shogun, Tsunayoshi D) Shogun Ieyasu
A) It marks when a three-year-old child's head is first styled with hair instead of being shaved. B) It celebrates a child's first day at school. C) It involves a child's first haircut. D) It signifies the end of childhood.
A) They start learning martial arts. B) The first time they wear formal attire like a hakama and haori. C) They begin to learn calligraphy. D) Their first day at school.
A) Learning how to cook traditional Japanese dishes. B) Starting formal education. C) Receiving their first pair of chopsticks. D) Wearing an obi, marking a transition into womanhood.
A) During the Kamakura period B) During the Edo period C) During the Heian period D) During the Meiji period
A) Participating in sports competitions. B) Going on family vacations. C) Visiting a shrine and taking photographs. D) Attending music concerts.
A) Kazoedoshi, where children are one year old at birth and gain a year each New Year's Day. B) According to lunar calendar milestones. C) By counting the number of birthdays celebrated. D) Based on Western age calculation.
A) Good fortune B) Peace and harmony C) Long life in Japan D) Strength and courage
A) Episode 26–3, 'My Shichi-Go-San' B) Episode 15–1 C) Episode 30–2 D) Episode 40–5
A) Episode 20–3 B) Episode 8–4 C) Episode 5–1 D) Episode 11–2, 'Shobo-san who came in slobbing mama double'
A) Fuyubachi B) Kamome-kun C) Shigeo Kageyama D) Miki Karasuma
A) Episode 25 B) Episode 5 C) Episode 17 D) Episode 10
A) It looks like a graduation photo B) It reminds him of a family portrait C) Their pose resembles the kind used for Shichi-Go-San D) They look like they are in a horror movie
A) Fruit baskets B) Chitose ame C) Sushi rolls D) Rice cakes
A) Sanae's B) Takeshi's C) Maruko's D) Yasuo's |