[For Seniors] Enjoyable Brain Training! Liven Up with a Local Three-Choice Quiz

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 about training your brain while having fun with local trivia quizzes?

Many senior care facilities use quizzes during recreation to help stimulate the brain.

With local trivia unique to each area, seniors may find it enjoyable and engaging.

Many people are familiar with prefectural information, so there’s a good chance they already know some of the answers.

Quizzes about one’s hometown or a place they know are sure to liven things up!

This time, the questions are presented as easy-to-answer multiple choice with three options, suitable for seniors.

Enjoy a delightful time with local trivia quizzes!

[For Seniors] Fun Brain Training! Liven Up with a Local 3-Choice Quiz (21–30)

Which prefectures are famous for Japan’s Three Scenic Views? They are Miyagi and Kyoto—what is the third one?

Hiroshima Prefecture
Nara Prefecture
Shizuoka Prefecture

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Hiroshima Prefecture

Japan’s Three Scenic Views are Amanohashidate in Tango, Matsushima in Rikuzen, and Miyajima in Aki. These are located in Kyoto Prefecture, Miyagi Prefecture, and Hiroshima Prefecture, respectively, and have long been popular tourist destinations known for their scenic beauty. The term “Japan’s Three Scenic Views” was first introduced in the early Edo period in Hayashi Shunsai’s work, Nihonkoku Jisekikō (Examination of Notable Sites of Japan).

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Which prefecture is Makurazaki City, which has the highest production of katsuobushi in Japan, located in?

Kagoshima Prefecture
Kochi Prefecture
Miyazaki Prefecture

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Kagoshima Prefecture

Makurazaki City is located in Kagoshima Prefecture and is very famous in Japan as a production area for katsuobushi (dried bonito). Benefiting from a warm climate and the Kuroshio Current, bonito fishing has been carried out there since long ago. The katsuobushi industry has a history of over 300 years, and there are said to be many katsuobushi factories throughout the city.

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