For Seniors: Shiga Prefecture Local Quiz – Learn About Famous Tourist Spots and Regional Cuisine
What comes to mind when you think of Shiga Prefecture? Why not enjoy a fun time with a “Local Quiz about Shiga Prefecture” that anyone can enjoy, whether or not you have a connection to Shiga? From Lake Biwa and Shigaraki ware to Hikone Castle, we’ve prepared questions that let you engage with Shiga’s history and culture while pleasantly stimulating the mind together with older adults.
As you search for hints to the answers, the conversation will flow—and it might even spark fond memories.
Please enjoy a heartwarming moment that brings to mind nostalgic streetscapes, traditional flavors, and the scenery of your hometown.
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[For Seniors] Shiga Prefecture Local Trivia Quiz: Learn About Famous Tourist Spots and Local Cuisine (11–20)
What is the traditional fishing method practiced on Lake Biwa?
- cast-net fishing
- Ayū (ayu) fishing with decoy fish (tomozuri)
- weir fishing
See the answer
weir fishing
Eri fishing is a traditional method that sets up structures of bamboo and nets in a lake to guide fish to enter naturally. It is practiced mainly in Lake Biwa and has a history spanning over a thousand years. Throughout the year, many fish are caught, including ayu (sweetfish) and crucian carp.
In conclusion
Through the local quiz, you were able to enjoyably learn about Shiga Prefecture’s rich history and culture, its flavorful local cuisine, and the charms of Lake Biwa.
Solving the quiz together with older adults—reminiscing about memories and sharing new discoveries—creates invaluable opportunities for connection.
Be sure to chat in a warm, friendly atmosphere about the unique attractions that Shiga has to offer.