[Local Quiz for Seniors] A Collection of Quizzes Showcasing the Charms of Aomori Prefecture

Social worker / Care workermoko
My name is Moko, a mother of three who admired my mother and worked in the care industry as a care worker and as a medical social worker (MSW) in a hospital. I will be drawing on my previous experience to write mainly about caregiving. Thank you in advance.

How much do you know about Aomori Prefecture’s cuisine, festivals, and sightseeing spots? In this article, we’ve prepared a quiz about Aomori that seniors can enjoy.

From nostalgic local dishes and memorable traditional events to specialties nurtured by the region’s climate, each question is packed with the charm of Aomori.

Why not explore Aomori’s history and culture as you check the answers together with friends or family? You’re sure to find new discoveries and revisit fond memories! Give it a try!

[Local Quiz for Seniors] A Collection of Quizzes Showcasing Aomori Prefecture’s Charms (11–20)

Around when was the apple tree, which is also designated as a Natural Monument of Aomori Prefecture, planted?

Meiji era (1870s)
Taisho era (1920s)
Early Showa period (1930s)

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Meiji era (1870s)

The apple trees designated as a Natural Monument of Aomori Prefecture were planted in the early Meiji period, in the 1870s. They are precious trees that symbolize the beginning of modern apple cultivation in Japan. Only three trees remain today.

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In conclusion

How did you like the local quiz packed with the charms of Aomori Prefecture? From specialties Aomori is proud of—such as scallops, tuna, and apples—to traditional culture familiar to many older adults, like the Nebuta Festival and senbei-jiru, we touched on a wide range of topics.

Let’s keep deepening our knowledge of Aomori through this friendly, approachable quiz!