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[TOKYO ROAD] Trivia Quiz About Bon Jovi

Bon Jovi, the heroes born in New Jersey, are a rock band that still enjoys worldwide popularity more than 40 years after their debut.

With countless mega-hits like “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Livin’ on a Prayer,” and “It’s My Life,” they’re a group loved across generations.

In Japan in particular, it’s no exaggeration to call them one of the most famous Western rock bands, and it’s well known that the band and their Japanese fans share a strong bond.

In this piece, we’ll introduce trivia and fun facts about Bon Jovi in a quiz format.

From beginner-friendly questions to slightly more niche content, fans are sure to enjoy it—so give it a try!

[TOKYO ROAD] Bon Jovi Trivia Quiz (11–20)

How many original albums did Bon Jovi release in the 1990s?

How many original albums did Bon Jovi release in the 1990s?
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  2. 3 pieces
  3. 4 sheets
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two sheets

Like many bands that were popular in the ’80s, the ’90s—when the grunge and alternative rock boom took off—were a time of change for Bon Jovi. There were greatest hits compilations and Jon’s solo albums, but as Bon Jovi, they released two original albums: Keep The Faith and These Days.

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Which guitarist, who was a member of Bon Jovi’s predecessor band “The Wild Ones,” was it?

Which guitarist, who was a member of Bon Jovi’s predecessor band “The Wild Ones,” was it?
  1. Richie Sambora
  2. Dave “The Snake” Sabo
  3. Tico Torres
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Dave “The Snake” Sabo

Dave "The Snake" Sabo, who is also John’s childhood friend, played guitar in Bon Jovi’s predecessor band, the Wild Ones. He would later become widely known as a member of Skid Row.

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Which Japanese artist covered the early classic “Runaway” and released it as a single in 1985?

Which Japanese artist covered the early classic “Runaway” and released it as a single in 1985?
  1. Seiko Matsuda
  2. Akina Nakamori
  3. Miki Asakura
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Miki Asakura

Miki Asakura, known for hit songs like “Hero (Holding Out for a Hero),” released a Japanese cover of “Runaway” as a single in 1985. It was also used as the theme song for the TV drama “Chikyōdai” (Foster Sisters).

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What is the nursery rhyme that plays in the intro of ‘Tokyo Road’ which evokes a bond with Japan?

What is the nursery rhyme that plays in the intro of 'Tokyo Road' which evokes a bond with Japan?
  1. Sakura, sakura
  2. red dragonfly
  3. Cradle Song
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Sakura, sakura

In the intro of 'Tokyo Road,' the melody that plays along with the music box is 'Sakura Sakura.' Through this song, Bon Jovi expresses their bond with and love for Japan, and the choice of a nursery rhyme that every Japanese person knows seems to further emphasize that sentiment.

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As of 2024, which is the only Bon Jovi song that has won a Grammy Award?

As of 2024, which is the only Bon Jovi song that has won a Grammy Award?
  1. It\’s My Life
  2. Livin\’ on a Prayer
  3. Who Says You Can\’t Go Home
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Who Says You Can\’t Go Home

Bon Jovi has produced numerous hit songs, but as of 2024, the only one to have won a Grammy is “Who Says You Can’t Go Home.” It’s included on their 2006 album Have a Nice Day, and the country-style version featuring guest vocalist Jennifer Nettles won the Grammy that year for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals.

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In conclusion

Across their long history—with plenty of twists and turns along the way—Bon Jovi has continued to perform on the front lines as a rock band America proudly presents to the world, so there’s no shortage of fun facts and trivia about them.

Even longtime fans may have discovered things they didn’t know.

Wouldn’t it be fun to test how much you and your fellow fans really know about the band with a quiz?