Yōko Mashita

Yōko Mashita, was a contestant who appeared on a episode of Quiz $ Millionaire on November 15, 2001, answered the Top Prize question wrong, and won ¥1,000,000.

Yōko’s Run to 10 Million[]

Fastest Finger Question
Starting with the shortest and moving up, put these racquet sports in order of the height of the net.
⬥ A: Volleyball	⬥ B: Table tennis
⬥ C: Tennis	⬥ D: Badminton

The correct order was no shown. Yōko Mashita was the fastest in 6.16 seconds.

Questions 1-4 were omitted.

¥100,000 (5 of 15) - Not Timed
In which country is the Palace of Versailles?
⬥ A: United Kingdom	⬥ B: America
⬥ C: France	⬥ D: Switzerland

Questions 6-8 were omitted.

¥750,000 (9 of 15) - Not Timed
Which pottery produced in Ishikawa Prefecture is the following?
⬥ A: Shigaraki-yaki	⬥ B: Mashiko Yakiniku
⬥ C: Kutani-yaki	⬥ D: Biscuits

¥1,000,000 (10 of 15) - Not Timed
Which architectural Western style is used in Shosoin which housed the treasures of Todaiji Temple?
⬥ A: Shurakura construction	⬥ B: bedcladding
⬥ C: martial arts	⬥ D: reconstructed

¥1,500,000 (11 of 15) - Not Timed
Which of the following movies is not based on a true story? ”Phone a Friend” and "Ask the Audience” lifelines used
⬥ A: Erin Brokovich	⬥ B: Schindler's list
⬥ C: Green Mile	⬥ D: JFK
Ask the Audience Results: A: 24% ⬥ B: 11% ⬥ C: 55% ⬥ D: 10%

¥2,500,000 (12 of 15) - Not Timed
Which is the deepest lake in the world?
⬥ A: Lake Chad	⬥ B: Lake Titicaca
⬥ C: Lake Baikal	⬥ D: Lake Victoria

¥5,000,000 (13 of 15) - Not Timed
In which Olympic Games was judo first held as an official event?
⬥ A: Berlin	⬥ B: Mexico
⬥ C: Tokyo	⬥ D: Rome

¥7,500,000 (14 of 15) - Not Timed
Which Queen of the United Kingdom is depicted on the world's first postage stamp?
⬥ A: Queen Elizabeth I	⬥ B: Queen Victoria
⬥ C: Mary Queen	⬥ D: Mary Anne Queen

¥10,000,000 (15 of 15) - Not Timed
Which of these is not the origin of the name of any of the 88 recognised constellations?
⬥ A: Mountain name	⬥ B: Insect name
⬥ C: Plant name	⬥ D: Human body part name

Total Prize Money: ¥1,000,000

Trivia[]

His ¥2,500,000 question is the same as Ingram Wilcox's £500,000 question.