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SETSUBUN

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    Japanese festival in February
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  • The festival of Setsubun marks the division between fall and spring.
    False. It marks the division between winter and spring.
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  • The date of SETSUBUN is based on what kind of calendar?
    Japanese calendar
    Chinese calendar
    Lunar calendar
    American calendar
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  • MAMEMAKI, the most common ritual associated with the holiday, involves what?
    planting soybeans for good luck
    throwing beans at a masked "ogre" or "demon"
    bringing sushi rolls to the less fortunate
    throwing sushi rolls at a a masked "ogre" or "demon"
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  • Setsubun celebrants shout 'ONI WA SOTO, FUKU WA UCHI' while doing what?
    Facing the lucky direction.
    Eating giant rolled sushi.
    Changing the calendar from January to February.
    Throwing beans at an "ogre."
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  • While eating the EHOMAKI, all but one is not customary. What is it?
    make a wish
    throw roasted beans
    remain silent, no talking
    face the lucky direction
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  • What is the correct hiragana for ONI (ogre/demon)?
    あに
    おに
    オニ
    おね
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  • ONI are said to wear pants made from what kind of animal skin?
    snake
    tanuki (badger dog)
    kitsune (fox)
    tiger
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  • What is the symbolism of the bean-throwing tradition?
    To strengthen the powers from the lucky direction of the yea
    To ensure a successful harvest
    To get rid of evil while welcoming health and happiness
    To get rid of health and happiness while welcoming evil
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  • Which of the following is the hiragana spelling of SETSUBUN?
    さつぶん
    せすぶん
    せつぶん
    せつびん
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  • After you throw the beans, how many is recommended that you eat?
    As many as you want
    The number of your age
    One for each month of the year
    The number of the year
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  • Usually, the SETSUBUN fesitval comes on what day?
    Feb. 2
    Feb. 3
    Feb. 4
    Varies every year
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  • The ingredients in the EHOMAKI are customarily said to represent the seven lucky....
    virtues
    directions
    herbs
    Gods
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