A) Hankyu Railway B) Kintetsu Railway C) JR West D) Nankai Electric Railway
A) Tennoji Station B) Umeda Station C) Namba Station D) Shin-Osaka Station
A) Gokurakubashi Station B) Hashimoto Station C) Koyasan Station D) Wakayamako Station
A) Heaven Gate B) Paradise Bridge C) Mountain Path D) Sacred Peak
A) Ten minutes B) Five minutes C) Fifteen minutes D) Half an hour
A) About 2 hours B) About 1 hour C) About 2.5 hours D) About 1.5 hours
A) Three hours B) 2.5 hours C) 1.5 hours D) Two hours
A) Only at night B) On weekdays C) On weekends D) During winter months
A) In the afternoons B) On weekends C) During holidays D) On weekdays
A) They function as restaurants B) They function as souvenir shops C) They function as hotels D) They function as museums
A) Modern hotel rooms B) Luxury villas C) Camping sites D) Traditional accommodation
A) An evening meal and breakfast B) Lunch and dinner C) Breakfast and lunch D) Three full meals
A) Traditional tea ceremonies B) Cooking classes C) The morning services D) The evening meditations
A) Namba Station B) Kansai Airport C) Osaka Station D) Kyoto Station
A) 3,000 yen B) 2,250 yen C) 1,500 yen D) 2,000 yen
A) JR Bus and Hankyu Bus B) Kansai Airport Transportation and Willer Express C) Nankai Electric Railway and Daijū Bus D) Willer Express and Daijū Bus
A) Nankai Mountain Bus B) Koyasan Marine Liner C) Kansai Airport Express D) Paradise Bridge Liner
A) Okunoin Bus stop B) Namba Station C) Gokurakubashi Station D) Koyasan Station
A) 2500 yen B) 2250 yen C) 1500 yen D) 2000 yen
A) Daijū Bus B) Nankai Electric Railway C) Willer Express D) Kansai Airport Transportation
A) Kyoto Prefecture B) Osaka Prefecture C) Wakayama Prefecture D) Tokyo Prefecture
A) Danjogaran B) Koya-san-Issan C) Seigan-ji D) Mount Kōya
A) Tendai Buddhism B) Shingon Buddhism C) Zen Buddhism D) Pure Land Buddhism
A) The monk Kūkai B) Iemitsu Tokugawa C) Toyotomi Hideyoshi D) Ieyasu Tokugawa
A) It had flat land for farming B) It is the highest peak in Japan C) The terrain resembles a lotus plant D) It was near the ocean
A) 800 meters B) 1200 meters C) 500 meters D) 1000 meters
A) 365 B) 200 C) 120 D) 50
A) Nakasendō B) Kumano Kodō C) Bashō Trail D) Shikoku Pilgrimage
A) Sannō-dō B) Kōyasan-Issan C) Danjogaran D) Konpon Daitō
A) Kūkai B) Iemitsu Tokugawa C) Ieyasu Tokugawa D) Toyotomi Hideyoshi
A) His wife B) His son C) His mother D) Himself
A) Sannō-dō B) Konpon Daitō C) Seigan-ji D) Danjogaran
A) Heian Period B) Meiji Era C) Edo Period D) Kamakura Period
A) Sannō-dō B) Daimon C) Konpon Daitō D) Kongōbu-ji
A) Mountain Temple B) Basic Great Pagoda C) Sacred Mausoleum D) Grand Gate
A) The central point of a mandala covering all of Japan B) The birthplace of Kūkai C) The gateway to the afterlife D) The summit of the Kii Mountain Range
A) A tomb for Toyotomi Hideyoshi B) A residence for Kūkai C) A seminary for esoteric practices of Shingon Buddhism D) A fortress for the Tokugawa shōguns
A) Iemitsu Tokugawa B) Kūkai C) Hidetada Tokugawa D) Toyotomi Hideyoshi
A) A university campus B) A deep moat C) The largest graveyard in Japan D) A lotus garden
A) Nakasendō B) Shikoku Henro C) Kōya Sankeimichi D) Kōyasan chōishi-michi
A) Buddhist monks B) Shrine gates C) Mountain peaks D) Stone markers
A) 500 meters B) 200 meters C) 50 meters D) 109 meters
A) The bell tower B) The main gate for Mount Kōya C) The university library D) The main hall of Danjogaran
A) Kongō warriors B) Shintō gods C) Samurai guards D) Bronze dragons
A) The second shōgun Hidetada Tokugawa B) Toyotomi Hideyoshi C) The first shōgun Ieyasu Tokugawa D) The third shōgun Iemitsu Tokugawa
A) Twenty years B) Five years C) Two years D) Ten years
A) Kamakura Period B) Meiji Era C) Edo Period D) Heian Period
A) Toyotomi Hideyoshi B) Third shōgun Iemitsu C) Second shōgun Hidetada D) First Edo shōgun Ieyasu
A) First shōgun Ieyasu B) Third shōgun Iemitsu C) Kūkai D) Second shōgun Hidetada
A) A sacred lotus statue B) Kūkai's walking staff C) The original bell of Danjogaran D) A replica of the Nestorian stele
A) 1995 B) 1819 C) 2004 D) 2010
A) Kōyasan chōishi-michi B) Kōya Sankeimichi C) Nakasendō trail D) Shikoku Henro |