How do you say "Is this a sports day?" in Japanese?

Name: You Picnicked on the Finish Line
Uploaded: 2026-10-08T18:10:00Z
Duration: 28 s
Description: Learn to say 運動会ですか？ (Undōkai desu ka?) — Is this a sports day?. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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You Picnicked on the Finish Line

To say Is this a sports day? in Japanese, say 運動会ですか？ (Undōkai desu ka?).

You put your blanket on the good grass, and a relay is about to run straight through it.

運動会ですか？ Undōkai desu ka? Is this a sports day?

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運動会ですか？ Undōkai desu ka? Is this a sports day?
運動会ですか？ Undōkai desu ka? Is this a sports day?

Why this phrase

Through the Sports Day weekend of 10 to 12 October 2026, neighborhood parks turn into school sports days and the open grass is the course. Kōfuku plays the tourist about to sit. Hana plays the friend who spots the banner and the matching caps. He asks 運動会ですか and they get off the field.