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Is Kyoto is the current capital capital of Japan?
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Is Yukichi Fukuzawa the founder of Tokyo University?
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Musashi Miyamoto was

a. a business man
b. an emperor
c. a swordsman
d. a politician
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How do you say good afternoon in Japanese?
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How do you say good morning in Japanese?
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How do you say goodbye in Japanese?
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When you meet someone for the first time in Japanese, you would say:

a. mata ashita
b. konbanwa
c. hajimemashita. douzoyoroshiku
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No, Kyoto is not the current capital of Japan. The current capital is Tokyo. Kyoto was the capital of Japan from 794 until 1868, but it is now a major cultural and historical city in the country.
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No, Yukichi Fukuzawa is not the founder of Tokyo University. The University of Tokyo, commonly known as Tokyo University or Todai, was founded in 1877 by merging several existing educational institutions. It was established by government initiative as the first national university in Japan. Yukichi Fukuzawa, on the other hand, was a prominent Japanese writer, educator, and intellectual who founded Keio University, another prestigious institution in Japan.
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Musashi Miyamoto was a. a swordsman. Musashi Miyamoto, also known as Miyamoto Musashi, was a famous Japanese swordsman, philosopher, and writer. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest swordsmen in Japanese history and is renowned for his martial arts skills and his book, "The Book of Five Rings."
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To say "good afternoon" in Japanese, you would say "こんにちは" (Konnichiwa).
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To say "good morning" in Japanese, you would say "おはようございます" (Ohayou gozaimasu).
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To say "goodbye" in Japanese, you would say "さようなら" (Sayounara).
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When you meet someone for the first time in Japanese, you would say:

c. "hajimemashite. douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu."

This phrase is used to introduce oneself and express a desire for a good relationship. It can be translated as "Nice to meet you. Please treat me well."