[Simple and Fun] New Year’s Quizzes Recommended for Seniors

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Many people probably spend New Year’s by eating osechi with family and visiting a shrine for hatsumode.

One of the wonderful things about Japanese people is how they value traditional customs.

This time, we’re introducing a New Year’s quiz designed for seniors.

All the questions are multiple choice with three options, so they should be easy to answer.

Don’t worry about making mistakes—please share lots of answers! We’ve gathered various fun facts related to the New Year.

There may even be questions that teach something new to seniors as well.

If you’re looking for New Year’s quizzes, please use this as a reference.

[Easy and Fun] New Year’s Quizzes Recommended for Seniors (31–40)

When is it said that Fukuwarai was born?

Yayoi period
Edo period
Showa era

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Edo period

Fukuwarai is said to have emerged sometime between the mid and late Edo period. By the mid-Meiji period, it had become established as a New Year’s game, and it was commonly played at home—mainly by children—until around 1960.

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In conclusion

How was the New Year–themed multiple-choice quiz for seniors? Besides the trivia you already knew, I bet you learned a lot of new things too.

It would be great if everyone could have fun together on New Year’s Day this year by incorporating the trivia from this New Year’s quiz.