Customize Japanese Icebreaker Bingo Cards

Are you hosting a Japanese Icebreaker party? Your guests will love playing Japanese Icebreaker Bingo! Download 3 free pages of Japanese Icebreaker Bingo including instructions and a randomized call sheet.


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Who in This Class...?
Can say something in a Japanese dialectKnows a Japanese song by heartHas visited a Japanese castleHas bought something from a Japanese vending machineHas been to a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant
Has taken a Japanese classOwns something traditionally JapaneseListens to J-popKnows a Japanese folktaleHas done Japanese calligraphy
Knows their Japanese zodiac signCan read hiraganaHas a favorite Japanese snackHas eaten something in Japan that they can't find in the U.S.Has made onigiri before
Has accidentally mixed Japanese and English while speakingHas stayed in a ryokanCan introduce themselves in JapaneseHas celebrated a Japanese holiday/festivalHas listened to a Japanese song without understanding a single word
Has eaten authentic ramenHas a controversial Japanese-food opinionHas watched a Japanese movie that wasn't animeHas been to a matsuriHas a favorite Vocaloid
This bingo card was created randomly from a total of 72 events.
Actually likes natto, Can introduce themselves in Japanese, Can name 5 Japanese cities, Can name a Japanese food they've never tried but want to, Can read hiragana, Can read katakana, Can say something in a Japanese dialect, Could eat rice every day and be perfectly happy, Has a Japanese song on their current playlist, Has a controversial Japanese-food opinion, Has a favorite Japanese musician, Has a favorite Japanese snack, Has a favorite Vocaloid, Has accidentally mixed Japanese and English while speaking, Has accidentally used the wrong Japanese honorific, Has been somewhere in Japan outside Tokyo, Has been to Japan, Has been to a Japanese artist's concert, Has been to a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant, Has been to a matsuri, Has been to an onsen, Has been 「日本語上手!」(Nihongo jōzu!)'d before, Has bought something from a Japanese vending machine, Has celebrated a Japanese holiday/festival, Has collected something from Japan, Has cooked with a rice cooker, Has done Japanese calligraphy, Has done karaoke in Japanese, Has done origami, Has eaten authentic ramen, Has eaten natto, Has eaten something in Japan that they can't find in the U.S., Has forgotten a kanji they definitely knew yesterday, Has gotten lost in a Japanese train station, Has had a Japanese conversation last longer than 5 minutes, Has listened to a Japanese song without understanding a single word, Has lived in Japan, Has made a Japanese craft, Has made a Japanese dish from scratch, Has made onigiri before, Has participated in a tea ceremony, Has practiced a Japanese martial art, Has ridden the Shinkansen, Has seen cherry blossoms in Japan, Has stayed in a ryokan, Has studied Japanese outside of class, Has studied abroad in Japan, Has taken a Japanese class, Has tried Japanese curry, Has tried okonomiyaki, Has tried takoyaki, Has used anime to justify something they said in Japanese, Has visited a Japanese castle, Has visited a Japanese convenience store, Has visited a Japanese shrine, Has watched a Japanese movie that wasn't anime, Has worn a yukata or kimono, Is currently learning Japanese, Knows a Japanese folktale, Knows a Japanese song by heart, Knows a Japanese word that doesn't have a perfect English translation, Knows a Vocaloid song, Knows at least 10 kanji, Knows their Japanese zodiac sign, Knows what a 御朱印 (goshuin) is, Listens to J-pop, Listens to Japanese rock, Misses Japanese convenience stores, Owns something traditionally Japanese, Plans to visit Japan someday, Wants to study abroad in Japan, Watches Japanese dramas.

Host Instructions:
  • Decide when to start and select your goal(s)
  • Designate a judge to announce events randomly or as they happen
  • Cross off events from the list when announced
Goals:
  • First to get any line (up, down, left, right, diagonally)
  • First to get the four corners
  • First to get two diagonal lines through the middle (an "X")
  • First to get all squares
Guest Instructions:
  • Check off events on your card as they occur
  • If you complete a goal, shout "Bingo!". You've won!
  • The judge decides in the case of disputes
Who in This Class...?
Has tried Japanese curryHas seen cherry blossoms in JapanHas cooked with a rice cookerHas visited a Japanese convenience storeHas visited a Japanese castle
Has a favorite Japanese snackHas forgotten a kanji they definitely knew yesterdayKnows what a 御朱印 (goshuin) isListens to Japanese rockCan name 5 Japanese cities
Has eaten nattoCan introduce themselves in JapaneseHas made onigiri beforeCan name a Japanese food they've never tried but want toHas listened to a Japanese song without understanding a single word
Has celebrated a Japanese holiday/festivalHas bought something from a Japanese vending machineHas studied Japanese outside of classHas eaten authentic ramenHas a favorite Japanese musician
Has done karaoke in JapaneseWants to study abroad in JapanMisses Japanese convenience storesHas watched a Japanese movie that wasn't animeHas tried takoyaki
This bingo card was created randomly from a total of 72 events.
Actually likes natto, Can introduce themselves in Japanese, Can name 5 Japanese cities, Can name a Japanese food they've never tried but want to, Can read hiragana, Can read katakana, Can say something in a Japanese dialect, Could eat rice every day and be perfectly happy, Has a Japanese song on their current playlist, Has a controversial Japanese-food opinion, Has a favorite Japanese musician, Has a favorite Japanese snack, Has a favorite Vocaloid, Has accidentally mixed Japanese and English while speaking, Has accidentally used the wrong Japanese honorific, Has been somewhere in Japan outside Tokyo, Has been to Japan, Has been to a Japanese artist's concert, Has been to a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant, Has been to a matsuri, Has been to an onsen, Has been 「日本語上手!」(Nihongo jōzu!)'d before, Has bought something from a Japanese vending machine, Has celebrated a Japanese holiday/festival, Has collected something from Japan, Has cooked with a rice cooker, Has done Japanese calligraphy, Has done karaoke in Japanese, Has done origami, Has eaten authentic ramen, Has eaten natto, Has eaten something in Japan that they can't find in the U.S., Has forgotten a kanji they definitely knew yesterday, Has gotten lost in a Japanese train station, Has had a Japanese conversation last longer than 5 minutes, Has listened to a Japanese song without understanding a single word, Has lived in Japan, Has made a Japanese craft, Has made a Japanese dish from scratch, Has made onigiri before, Has participated in a tea ceremony, Has practiced a Japanese martial art, Has ridden the Shinkansen, Has seen cherry blossoms in Japan, Has stayed in a ryokan, Has studied Japanese outside of class, Has studied abroad in Japan, Has taken a Japanese class, Has tried Japanese curry, Has tried okonomiyaki, Has tried takoyaki, Has used anime to justify something they said in Japanese, Has visited a Japanese castle, Has visited a Japanese convenience store, Has visited a Japanese shrine, Has watched a Japanese movie that wasn't anime, Has worn a yukata or kimono, Is currently learning Japanese, Knows a Japanese folktale, Knows a Japanese song by heart, Knows a Japanese word that doesn't have a perfect English translation, Knows a Vocaloid song, Knows at least 10 kanji, Knows their Japanese zodiac sign, Knows what a 御朱印 (goshuin) is, Listens to J-pop, Listens to Japanese rock, Misses Japanese convenience stores, Owns something traditionally Japanese, Plans to visit Japan someday, Wants to study abroad in Japan, Watches Japanese dramas.

Host Instructions:
  • Decide when to start and select your goal(s)
  • Designate a judge to announce events randomly or as they happen
  • Cross off events from the list when announced
Goals:
  • First to get any line (up, down, left, right, diagonally)
  • First to get the four corners
  • First to get two diagonal lines through the middle (an "X")
  • First to get all squares
Guest Instructions:
  • Check off events on your card as they occur
  • If you complete a goal, shout "Bingo!". You've won!
  • The judge decides in the case of disputes
Who in This Class...?
Has a favorite VocaloidCan name 5 Japanese citiesHas eaten nattoHas been to an onsenHas been to Japan
Has visited a Japanese shrineHas practiced a Japanese martial artHas used anime to justify something they said in JapaneseKnows what a 御朱印 (goshuin) isHas seen cherry blossoms in Japan
Knows a Vocaloid songHas been to a Japanese artist's concertHas a controversial Japanese-food opinionHas cooked with a rice cookerHas visited a Japanese castle
Listens to J-popCan name a Japanese food they've never tried but want toHas been to a matsuriKnows at least 10 kanjiKnows a Japanese song by heart
Can say something in a Japanese dialectMisses Japanese convenience storesHas made onigiri beforeHas bought something from a Japanese vending machineActually likes natto
This bingo card was created randomly from a total of 72 events.
Actually likes natto, Can introduce themselves in Japanese, Can name 5 Japanese cities, Can name a Japanese food they've never tried but want to, Can read hiragana, Can read katakana, Can say something in a Japanese dialect, Could eat rice every day and be perfectly happy, Has a Japanese song on their current playlist, Has a controversial Japanese-food opinion, Has a favorite Japanese musician, Has a favorite Japanese snack, Has a favorite Vocaloid, Has accidentally mixed Japanese and English while speaking, Has accidentally used the wrong Japanese honorific, Has been somewhere in Japan outside Tokyo, Has been to Japan, Has been to a Japanese artist's concert, Has been to a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant, Has been to a matsuri, Has been to an onsen, Has been 「日本語上手!」(Nihongo jōzu!)'d before, Has bought something from a Japanese vending machine, Has celebrated a Japanese holiday/festival, Has collected something from Japan, Has cooked with a rice cooker, Has done Japanese calligraphy, Has done karaoke in Japanese, Has done origami, Has eaten authentic ramen, Has eaten natto, Has eaten something in Japan that they can't find in the U.S., Has forgotten a kanji they definitely knew yesterday, Has gotten lost in a Japanese train station, Has had a Japanese conversation last longer than 5 minutes, Has listened to a Japanese song without understanding a single word, Has lived in Japan, Has made a Japanese craft, Has made a Japanese dish from scratch, Has made onigiri before, Has participated in a tea ceremony, Has practiced a Japanese martial art, Has ridden the Shinkansen, Has seen cherry blossoms in Japan, Has stayed in a ryokan, Has studied Japanese outside of class, Has studied abroad in Japan, Has taken a Japanese class, Has tried Japanese curry, Has tried okonomiyaki, Has tried takoyaki, Has used anime to justify something they said in Japanese, Has visited a Japanese castle, Has visited a Japanese convenience store, Has visited a Japanese shrine, Has watched a Japanese movie that wasn't anime, Has worn a yukata or kimono, Is currently learning Japanese, Knows a Japanese folktale, Knows a Japanese song by heart, Knows a Japanese word that doesn't have a perfect English translation, Knows a Vocaloid song, Knows at least 10 kanji, Knows their Japanese zodiac sign, Knows what a 御朱印 (goshuin) is, Listens to J-pop, Listens to Japanese rock, Misses Japanese convenience stores, Owns something traditionally Japanese, Plans to visit Japan someday, Wants to study abroad in Japan, Watches Japanese dramas.

Host Instructions:
  • Decide when to start and select your goal(s)
  • Designate a judge to announce events randomly or as they happen
  • Cross off events from the list when announced
Goals:
  • First to get any line (up, down, left, right, diagonally)
  • First to get the four corners
  • First to get two diagonal lines through the middle (an "X")
  • First to get all squares
Guest Instructions:
  • Check off events on your card as they occur
  • If you complete a goal, shout "Bingo!". You've won!
  • The judge decides in the case of disputes