1. Sentou

2. Karuta

3. Taiko

4. Cram School

5. Light

6. Footwear

7. Monkey

8. Soy Sauce

9. Tuna

10. Fusuma

11. Pearl

12. Todaiji

13. School Lunches

14. Geiko and Maiko

15. Robots

16. Wasabi

17. Women's Fashion Magazines

18. Izakaya

19. Apartments and Condominiums

20. Towns and Neighbourhoods

21. Tempura

22. Subways

23. Hairstyles

24. Home Appliances

25. Roof Tiles

26. Miniaturization

27. Silk

28. Soybeans

29. Curry

30. Dams

31. Hotels

32. Radio Calisthenics

33. Ekiben

34. Bridges

35. Earthquakes

36. Chrysanthemums

37. Cameras

38. Hiragana

39. Udon

40. Money

41. Nishikigoi

42. Volcanoes

43. Firefighting

Japan's architectural use of wood makes it a country particularly vulnerable to fires.