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| F |
| Fenollosa, Ernest |
215 |
Ernest Fenollosa and Okakura Tenshin (Boston, Massachusetts) |
| 193 |
Ernest Fenollosa and Okakura Tenshin |
| Festivals |
120 |
Bon Festival |
| 117 |
Doll Festival |
| 123 |
Festivals |
| 119 |
Tanabata Star Festival |
| 124 |
The three major festivals of Japan |
| Fisheries |
072 |
Fisheries |
| Food |
106 |
Breakfast |
| 112 |
Dinner |
| 101 |
Family meals |
| 076 |
Fast foods |
| 109 |
Lunch |
| 104 |
Soba and Udon |
| 102 |
Sushi |
| 103 |
Tempura |
| 200 |
The popularity of Japanese food (Sushi) in the U.S. |
| 197 |
The spread of American fast food in Japan |
| Forestry |
071 |
Forestry |
| Fuji |
006 |
Mount Fuji |
| Fukuoka |
030 |
Fukuoka |
| 046 |
Yuan (Mongol) invasions of Japan (1274, 1281) |
| G |
| Games |
130 |
Game arcades |
| 131 |
Video games |
| Gardens |
161 |
Japanese gardens |
| GDP |
067 |
GDP |
| Genji, Tale of |
044 |
The "Tale of Genji" (by Murasaki Shikibu), written in the early 11th century |
| 153 |
The Tale of Genji |
| Government |
059 |
Administrative branch (Kasumigaseki administrative district) |
| 060 |
Judiciary (Supreme Court building) |
| 058 |
Legislative branch (The Diet Building) |
| 057 |
Separation of powers |
| Guam |
212 |
Japanese tourists (Hagatna, Guam) |
| H |
| Harris, Townsend |
175 |
The U.S. - Japan Treaty of Amity and Commerce |
| Hawaii |
214 |
Japanese Americans (Honolulu, Hawaii) |
| Health |
078 |
Average life expectancy |
| 079 |
The National Health Insurance System |
| Hiroshima |
038 |
Hiroshima Peace Memorial (Atomic Bomb Dome) |
| 039 |
Itsukushima Shinto Shrine |
| Hokkaido |
008 |
Hokkaido |
| 148 |
Ice skating |
| Holidays |
118 |
Children's Day |
| 115 |
Coming-of-age ceremony |
| 125 |
National holidays |
| 116 |
New Year's |
| Hot Springs |
140 |
Hot Springs |
| Homes |
111 |
Baths |
| 113 |
Bedtime |
| 110 |
Entering the house |
| 105 |
Housing |
| Houston |
096 |
Japanese astronauts (Houston, Texas) |
| 213 |
NASA (Houston, Texas) |
| I |
| Immigrants |
214 |
Japanese Americans (Honolulu, Hawaii) |
| 220 |
Japanese Americans (Los Angeles) |
| 180 |
Japanese immigrants in America |
| Imperial Family |
062 |
The Imperial Family |
| 063 |
The Imperial Palace |
| Islands |
072 |
Fisheries |
| 002 |
Map of Japan |
| 047 |
The beginning of trade with Europe (from 1543 onward) |
| 001 |
World map |
| 033 |
Yakushima |
| IT |
094 |
IT training classes |
| 080 |
The Internet |
| 077 |
The IT industry |
| J |
| JET Program |
099 |
JET Program |
| 189 |
JET Program |
| Judo |
142 |
Judo |
| K |
| Kabuki |
166 |
Kabuki |
| Kimono |
115 |
Coming-of-age ceremony |
| 100 |
Kimono |
| 029 |
Kyoto |
| 121 |
Shichi-go-san |
| Kobans |
088 |
Kobans |
| Koizumi Yakumo |
209 |
Koizumi Yakumo (New Orleans, Louisiana) |
| Kyogen |
165 |
Kyogen |
| Kyoto |
045 |
Completion of the Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall in Uji (1053) |
| 138 |
Famous scenic areas: Three Most Beautiful Places in Japan (Amano-Hashidate) |
| 036 |
Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto |
| 029 |
Kyoto |
| 124 |
The three major festivals of Japan |
| L |
| Labor |
109 |
Workplace |
| Lacquer |
157 |
Lacquer ware |
| M |
| Major Leaguers |
145 |
Baseball |
| 211 |
Japanese athletes in the U.S. (N.Y., New York) |
| 205 |
Japanese Major Leaguers (Seattle, Washington) |
| 199 |
Japanese Major Leaguers playing America's national sport (baseball) |
| Maps |
004 |
Land area |
| 002 |
Map of Japan |
| 005 |
Terrain |
| 001 |
World map |
| Mass Media |
084 |
Newspapers |
| 085 |
Television broadcasts |
| Miami |
218 |
Tokyo Disneyland Park (Los Angeles, California and Orlando, Florida) |
| 219 |
Universal Studios Japan (Los Angeles, California and Orlando, Florida) |
| Mobile Phones |
081 |
Mobile Phones |
| Mountains |
006 |
Mount Fuji |
| 032 |
Shirakami-Sanchi Mountains |
| Music |
210 |
Japanese artists in the U.S. (N.Y., New York) |
| 159 |
Koto |
| 160 |
Shamisen |
| 216 |
The Boston City Orchestra (Boston, Masachusetts) |
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