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