For Seniors: Local Quizzes of Osaka Prefecture, from Famous Tourist Spots to Food
As we get older, our memory tends to decline, and many people become concerned about diminishing cognitive function.
At such times, recalling memories from the past can provide excellent stimulation for the brain.
In this article, we present a trivia quiz related to Osaka Prefecture.
People from the Kansai region, of course, as well as those who have visited on a trip or seen it on TV, can enjoy it.
There are plenty of questions about long-standing symbols and local dialects.
Older adults who lived in the Kansai area will likely feel like kids again as they tackle the questions.
We hope you’ll use this article as a guide and enjoy a quiz all about Osaka!
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[For Seniors] Osaka Prefecture Local Quiz: From Famous Tourist Spots to Foods (21–30)
In Osaka dialect, what does “gontakure” refer to?
- a twisted person; a contrarian; a crank
- mischievous child
- raccoon dog bastard
See the answer
mischievous child
“Gontakure” is said to derive from Igami no Gonta, a Genji soldier who appears in the third act of Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura, a Kabuki play from the Edo period.
What does the word “reikō” mean in Osaka dialect?
- no-holds-barred party; an informal gathering where normal social formalities are set aside
- Iced coffee
- Rainbow
See the answer
Iced coffee
It means chilled coffee. People in Osaka often use it in conversations like, “Shall we go smack some ‘reikō’ at a café?” (meaning, “Shall we go have some iced coffee?”).
In conclusion
Osaka has long been a city full of charm, and today it attracts many tourists from overseas.
If you’re from the Kansai region, you probably found many of the questions easy.
Older adults can also enjoy the quiz with a childlike sense of fun.
Looking back on the past has very positive effects on the brain.
Be sure to try using it as a recreational activity!



