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- 温泉必修 湯船につかるyubune ni tsukarusoaking in the tub rather than just showering
- 温泉必修 日帰り温泉higaeri onsena day-use hot spring with no overnight stay
- 温泉必修 熱い風呂を好む文化atsui furo o konomu bunkathe Japanese taste for baths hotter than most visitors expect
- 温泉必修 硫黄のにおいio no nioithe rotten-egg smell of sulfur hot springs
- 温泉必修 露天風呂rotenburoopen-air bath
- 名所必修 鎌倉の大仏Kamakura no Daibutsuthe bronze Buddha that sits outdoors because its hall was destroyed
- 名所必修 祇園と花街Gionthe old Kyoto quarter where geiko and maiko still work
- 名所必修 京都kyotothe capital for a thousand years, and how to explain it
- 名所必修 金閣寺Kinkakujithe Golden Pavilion in Kyoto
- 名所必修 銀閣寺Ginkakujithe Silver Pavilion in Kyoto, which has no silver on it
- 名所必修 原宿と表参道Harajuku and Omotesandothe youth fashion street and the tree-lined avenue beside it
- 名所必修 厳島神社Itsukushima Jinjathe shrine built over the sea, with a torii gate standing in the water
- 名所必修 広島と平和記念公園Hiroshima to Heiwa Kinen Koenthe park in the middle of Hiroshima built where the city was destroyed
- 名所必修 皇居と二重橋Kokyowhere the Emperor lives, on the site of Edo Castle
- 名所必修 秋葉原Akihabarathe Tokyo district that went from radio parts to anime
- 名所必修 渋谷スクランブル交差点Shibuya sukuranburu kosatenthe all-way pedestrian crossing outside Shibuya Station
- 名所必修 新宿と歌舞伎町Shinjuku and Kabukichothe world's busiest station and the entertainment district beside it
- 名所必修 清水寺Kiyomizuderathe Kyoto temple with a wooden stage built out over a hillside
- 名所必修 浅草Asakusathe old temple district in eastern Tokyo
- 名所必修 大阪osakathe merchant city, and how it differs from Tokyo
- 名所必修 築地と豊洲Tsukiji and Toyosuthe old fish market street and the new wholesale market
- 名所必修 東京タワーTokyo Tawathe red and white broadcasting tower built in 1958
- 名所必修 東大寺と奈良の大仏Todaijithe Nara temple housing a 15-meter bronze Buddha in a vast wooden hall
- 名所必修 道頓堀Dotonborithe canal-side street in Osaka with the running-man sign
- 名所必修 奈良公園の鹿Nara Koen no shikathe wild deer that roam a city park in Nara
- 名所必修 白川郷Shirakawagothe mountain village of steep thatched farmhouses
- 名所必修 箱根Hakonethe hot spring area in the mountains west of Tokyo
- 名所必修 姫路城Himejijothe white castle in Hyogo, the best-preserved original keep in Japan
- 名所必修 富士山FujisanJapan's highest mountain, an active volcano and a World Cultural Heritage site
- 名所必修 伏見稲荷大社Fushimi Inari Taishathe Kyoto shrine with thousands of vermilion torii gates up a mountain
- 名所必修 明治神宮Meiji Jinguthe Tokyo shrine set in a forest that was planted from nothing
- 名所必修 嵐山Arashiyamathe district of western Kyoto with the bridge, the temple garden and the bamboo path
- ポップカルチャー必修 Vチューバーbui chubaa performer who streams and posts videos as an animated character instead of showing their real face
- ポップカルチャー必修 アニメanimeJapanese animation
- ポップカルチャー必修 カラオケkaraokesinging to a backing track
- ポップカルチャー必修 かわいいkawaiithe aesthetic of cuteness
- ポップカルチャー必修 テレビゲームterebi gemuhome video games
- ポップカルチャー必修 ドラえもんDoraemona cat-shaped robot from the future, star of a long-running children's manga and anime
- ポップカルチャー必修 ポケモンpokemona Japanese game series about catching and raising creatures, later an anime and card game
- ポップカルチャー必修 絵文字emojipicture characters
- ポップカルチャー必修 漫画mangaJapanese comics
- 学校生活必修 ランドセルrandoseruthe boxy, rigid backpack most primary school children carry
- 学校生活必修 夏休みの宿題natsuyasumi no shukudaithe summer holiday homework, including the free research project
- 学校生活必修 丸とバツmaru to batsuthe circle for "right" and the X for "wrong" used in Japan
- 学校生活必修 給食kyushokuschool lunch
- 学校生活必修 給食当番kyushoku tobanthe student duty that serves lunch to the whole class
- 学校生活必修 校則kosokuschool rules and how strict they are
- 学校生活必修 制服seifukuthe school uniform
- 学校生活必修 掃除sojistudents cleaning their own school
- 学校生活必修 登校班tokohanchildren walking to school in groups
- 学校生活必修 部活bukatsuschool club activities
- 神道必修 お守りomamoria protective charm from a shrine or temple
- 神道必修 参道sandothe approach to a shrine
- 神道必修 参拝の作法sanpai no sahothe two bows, two claps, one bow routine
- 神道必修 手水舎chozuyathe water pavilion where you rinse your hands before praying
- 神道必修 神社と寺の違いjinja to tera no chigaihow to tell a Shinto shrine from a Buddhist temple
- 神道必修 神道ShintoJapan's indigenous way of relating to spirits in nature and ancestors
- 神道必修 神輿mikoshithe portable shrine carried through the streets at a festival
- 神道必修 鳥居toriithe gate at the entrance to a shrine
- 神道必修 無宗教mushukyosaying you have no religion while keeping its customs