English words of Japanese origin

Across:
4.	A Chinese tree with yellow flowers. It is generally called "Icho" in Japanese now.
6.	A soft white substance that is made from soya and used in cooking, often intead of meat.
7.	Traditional Japanese theater in which songs, dance, and mime are performed by people wearing masks.
8.	Japanese dish consisting of small balls or rolls of vinegar-flavoured cold rice served with a garnish of vegetables, egg, or raw seafood.
9.	A long, loose traditional Japanese robe with wide sleeves, tied with a sash.
11.	A type of entertainment in which a machine plays only the music of popular songs so that people can sing the words themselves.
14.	A system of Japanese writing using Chinese characters,used primarily for content words.
16.	A Japanese dish of bite-sized pieces of raw fish eaten with soy sauce and horseradish paste.
18.	A Japanese religion whose practices include the worship of ancestors and a belief in nature spirits.
20.	Former name for Tokyo.
22.	A sport of unarmed combat derived from ju-jitsu and intended to train the body and mind. It involves using holds and leverage to unbalance the opponent.
23.	A Japanese dish of fish, shellfish, or vegitables, fried in batter.
25.	This word is uesd to describe the way soldiers attack the enemy, knowing that they too will be killed.
27.	A Japanese alcoholic drink made from rice.

Down:
1.	A rush-covered straw mat forming a traditional Japanese floor covering.
2.	A Japanese Buddhist festival that takes place in August, when people show respect to the dead.
3.	An extremely large wave in the sea caused, for example, by an earthquake.
4.	A Japenese woman who is trained to entartain men with conversation, dancing and singing.
5.	Traditional Japanese theater, in which songs, dance and mime are performed by men.
10.	A wide piece of cloth worn around the waist of a Japanese kimono.
12.	Japanese film/movie and television animation, often with a science fiction subject.
13.	A Japanese form of the sport of fencing, using light wooden weapons.
15.	A person trained in traditional Japanese skills of fighting and moving quietly.
16.	A member of a powerful military class in Japan.
17.	A Japanese style of wrestling, in which the people taking part are extremely large.
19.	The Japanese art of folding paper into attractive shapes.
21.	Mooli. A long white root vegetable that you can eat.
24.	A method of healing based on the idea that energy can be directed into a person's body by touch.
26.	A Japanese form of Buddhism.