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Q. Which theatrical movie holds the record for the highest box office revenue in Japan?

Q. What does the abbreviation "NPO" stand for, referring to an organization that is not for profit?

Q. What is the title of Japan's oldest known story, today recognized as "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" or "Kaguya-hime"?

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Q. What was the human surname of DIO from "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure"?

Q. Which 19th-century Russian novelist, famous for "Crime and Punishment" and "The Idiot," represents classic literature?

Q. What is the southernmost island in Japan?

Q. What is the name of the architecture award often referred to as the "Nobel Prize of architecture"?

Q. What is the English term for the stationery item known as a "fountain pen"?

Q. What do you call the reinforced part around a needle's eye or the crust of a loaf of bread?

Q. What does the youth slang term "itameshi" mean?

Q. In which month of the Islamic calendar do Muslims observe Ramadan fasting?

Q. What is the largest lake in Japan?

Q. Who is the author of "The Dancing Girl" and "Vita Sexualis"?

Q. Who wrote "The Restaurant of Many Orders," "Gauche the Cellist," and "Yamanashi"?

Q. What is the name of the phenomenon where a sound appears higher as its source approaches and lower as it moves away?

Q. Which of the following statements is true about the two major political parties in the United States?

Q. What do the German word "Danke" and the French word "Merci" mean?

Q. Who authored "I Am a Cat," "Botchan," and "Kokoro"?

Q. What is the flower meaning associated with red roses?

Q. The expression "beautiful natural scenery across the four seasons" is represented by the term "〇tsukibana." What replaces the 〇?

Q. Which Italian Renaissance artist created masterpieces like "David," "Pietà," and "The Last Judgment"?

Q. What is the capital city of China?

Q. In microbiology, what term describes the process of eliminating microorganisms and viruses from an object?

Q. What is the unit of frequency commonly used for CPU clock speeds and audio sampling rates?

Q. Which bird is known as a "symbol of peace" and has also been used historically for delivering messages?

Q. Who led the Western army during the Battle of Sekigahara in the year 1600?

Q. In business basics, the term "spinach" stands for "report," "contact," and one more word. Which word completes the acronym?

Q. What does WBC stand for in the context of the international baseball championship?

Q. In the manga "Doraemon," what is the title of the record released by Gian?

Q. What type of fish is essential for Nagoya's famous hitsumabushi dish?

Q. In the folktale "Momotaro," which animal became Momotaro's first follower?

Q. What surname is shared by actors Noboru, Ken, and Takatoshi?

Q. In Japanese dialects, what does the phrase "gradually, nife-devil" or "big-ni" mean?

Q. In filmmaking, what is the term for "directing a movie" using an object the director holds in hand?

Q. Who delivered the famous line: "What a shame! Even my father never hit me!"?

Q. What do you call the sand-smoothing tool used in baseball field maintenance because it resembles a certain insect?

Q. Which ballgame tournament is commonly referred to as "Summer Koshien"?

Q. How do you correctly write the kanji for "questionnaire targeting women in their teens"?

Q. In Japanese culinary basics, what are the four core seasonings—sugar, salt, vinegar, and soy sauce—collectively called?

Q. Who portrayed the main character Torajiro Kuruma in the film series "It's Tough Being a Man"?

Q. Popular dog breeds like "Flat-Coated," "Labrador," and "Golden" belong to which group?

Q. Which game genre best describes Tetris, Puyo Puyo, and Moji Pittan?

Q. What onomatopoeic word describes the sound of clicking a button to buy a product on sites like Amazon?

Q. "Spinach" as a business fundamental stands for "report," "contact," and what other word? What are the initials?

Q. What category of stationery includes paste, sand, Kinnikuman, and plastic types?

Q. What numerical unit represents 1000 times "giga"?

Q. What is the name of the American presidential residence designed by James Hoban?

Q. Which female wrestler retired in January 2019 after setting a world record with 13 consecutive tournament wins?

Q. Is there a quartet musical group whose members all graduated from dental school?

Q. Who was the male singer who released the major 1985 hit "We're Going to Tokyo"?

Q. What term describes a sudden, startling appearance?

Q. In numerical units, what comes above "trillion" after "hundred million"?

Q. The manga "Slam Dunk" is based on which sport?

Q. What special meal do Maritime Self-Defense Force ship crews eat every Friday to track the days?

Q. In baseball, when referring to a "6-4-3 double play," which position fielded the ball first?

Q. What type of timepiece does the English word "watch" refer to?

Q. In the anime "Detective Conan," which of the following characters is unaware of Conan's true identity?

Q. What was the name of US President Franklin Roosevelt's policy response to the Great Depression?

Q. What character did Harrison Ford play in the "Star Wars" movie series?

Q. What is the German word for the baton used by an orchestra conductor?

Q. In biology, what do you call an organism that contains chloroplasts and produces its own organic matter?

Q. What is the title of Norwegian painter Edvard Munch's iconic work depicting a man on a bridge covering his ears?

Q. What is the French term for an appetizer or starter?

Q. What reagent is primarily used to detect starch in junior high school science experiments?

Q. Which TV station broadcasts "24-Hour TV" every summer?

Q. Which school does Ryoma, the main character of "The Prince of Tennis," attend?

Q. What is the title of Ernest Hemingway's novel about a solitary struggle with a giant marlin?

Q. On Setsubun night, what is the name of the rolled sushi eaten while making a wish with eyes closed?

Q. Who proposed the theory of evolution in the book "On the Origin of Species"?

Q. What was the name of the trading association established in Nagasaki by Ryoma Sakamoto and others at the end of the Edo period?

Q. What is the formula for calculating the area of a circle?

Q. Which TV station airs programs like "Hodo Station" and "Music Station"?

Q. In the drama "Ienakiko," what is the famous line spoken by the main character Suzu: "I don't need sympathy. If you sympathize..."

Q. In dentistry, what single letter indicates the progression level of a cavity?

Q. How does the nursery rhyme "Nanatsu no Ko" begin?

Q. Which celebrity became famous for their final exit line: "Abayo!"?

Q. Which style of Chinese cooking is known for its spicy flavors using chili peppers, as in mapo tofu and tantanmen?

Q. Who makes up the comedy duo known for their "useless tsukkomi" style, featuring Masayasu Wakabayashi and Toshiaki Kasuga?

Q. In chemistry lab equipment, what category includes items like "round-bottom flasks" and "scalpels"?

Q. Which vegetable family includes both the cabbage in coleslaw and the pastry used for cream puffs?

Q. How many years does compulsory education last in Japan?

Q. What is the name of the school room where students receive health check-ups and minor first aid?

Q. In which prefecture is Hanshin Koshien Stadium located?

Q. Among home appliances, which type can be categorized into dry and steam models?

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