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Japanese History

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Last updated: September 1, 2022
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1. What year did the Meiji restoration begin?
1889 ✓
1868 ✓
1876 ✓
1881 ✓
2. Who was the first Shogun?
Tokugawa Yoshimune ✓
Miyamoto Musashi ✓
Minamoto Yorimoto ✓
Tsukahara Bokuden ✓
3. What year did Japan defeat the Mongols for the first time?
1276 ✓
1281 ✓
1274 ✓
1279 ✓
4. True or False - Shinto has a defined founder?
True ✓
False ✓
5. In what century was Buddhism brought to Japan?
7th century AD ✓
5th century AD ✓
6th century BC ✓
6th century AD ✓
6. What year included the start of the second Sino-Japanese war?
1939 ✓
1936 ✓
1937 ✓
1938 ✓
7. What two Japanese cities were nuked in 1945?
Osaka and Tokyo ✓
Nagasaki and Hiroshima ✓
Hiroshima and Tokyo ✓
Kyoto and Osaka ✓
8. For how many years was Kyoto the capital of Japan?
998 years ✓
1074 years ✓
1123 years ✓
623 years ✓
9. Who drew the painting, "The Great Wave off Kanagawa,"?
Katsushika Hokusai ✓
Takashi Murakami ✓
Yokoyama Taikan ✓
Chiharu Shiota ✓
10. What was the first period in Japanese pre-history?
Hokkaido ✓
Yayoi ✓
Jōmon ✓
Edo ✓
11. What year did the Sengoku period begin?
1425 ✓
1492 ✓
1467 ✓
1533 ✓
12. Which word is NOT a translation of Sengoku?
Battle ✓
War ✓
Match ✓
Conflict ✓
13. Tomoyuki Yamashita was a general in World War II - True or False?
True ✓
False ✓
14. When did Japan change its flag subsequent to World War II?
1949 ✓
1999 ✓
1966 ✓
1991 ✓
15. Who is the current emperor of Japan?
Naruhito ✓
Akishino ✓
Hisahito ✓
Akihito ✓
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