Japan

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# Clue Answer As Given Value Round Category Air Date Show
Commuter maglevs are still being tested in this country, so take a ride on the slower Shinkansen bullet trains Japan $1,200 DJ TRAIN-ING DAY 2005-11-16 #4873
(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands before an aircraft carrier.) The U.S.S. Tarawa takes its name from an atoll where afierce battlebetween the U.S. & this nation took place Japan $800 DJ SHIPS' NAMES 2005-01-24 #4696
Seoul only got its name in the 1940s, following the liberation of Korea after 35 years of rule by this nation Japan $400 DJ SEOUL TRAIN 2004-03-02 #4492
About 80% of the motorcycles bought in the U.S. are produced by this country Japan $300 J TRANSPORTATION 1996-10-11 #2785
At 33.5 miles, this country's Seikan Tunnel is the world's longest railroad tunnel Japan $500 J TRANSPORTATION 1995-01-13 #2390
This country's Tokaido "Bullet Train" has been in operation since 1964 Japan $100 J TRANSPORTATION 1993-04-16 #1995
This nation builds almost half of the world's ships, but most are sold to other countries Japan $200 J SHIPS 1989-07-10 #1136
The longest railway tunnel in the world opened in '88 in this Asian country known for "bullet" trains Japan $100 J TRANSPORTATION 1989-05-15 #1096
The largest battleships of all time were built by this country & sunk by the U.S. in WWII Japan $600 DJ SHIPS 1988-10-14 #945
By 1971, this country ranked 2nd to the U.S. in buses & trucks on the road Japan $1,000 DJ TRANSPORTATION 1987-03-18 #593
"Business Week" predicted in '68, this country's auto industry wouldn't "carve out a big slice" of U.S. market Japan $200 J AUTOMOBILES 1986-04-01 #407
The 13-mile Dai-Shimizu tunnel, world's longest, serves trains in this country Japan $400 J TRAINS 1985-04-12 #155
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