[For Seniors] Fun Brain Training! Spring-Themed Quiz
When the warm spring arrives, it somehow lifts both body and soul, doesn’t it?
Cherry blossoms bloom, and you can fully enjoy spring flavors like strawberries, bamboo shoots, and bonito.
In this article, we present quizzes related to the warm spring season.
There are plenty of quizzes about spring, including ones on the Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival), a springtime event, and on spring delicacies.
Even seniors with a wealth of life experience may discover something new.
Feel the joy of spring and give it a try!
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[For Seniors] Fun Brain Training! Spring-Themed Quiz (11–20)
What are the tiny seeds on springtime strawberries?
- fruit
- seed
- Unknown yet
See the answer
fruit
Actually, each of those tiny pieces is a fruit, and the surrounding red part is called the receptacle, which is the base of the stamens.
The white of hishi mochi represents snow, the green represents fresh greenery, but what does the pink represent?
- cherry blossoms
- plum blossoms
- peach blossoms
See the answer
peach blossoms
The pink color of hishi-mochi is made using gardenia fruit, which has detoxifying properties.
Who was the first military commander to hold a cherry blossom viewing?
- Oda Nobunaga
- Toyotomi Hideyoshi
- Tokugawa Ieyasu
See the answer
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Toyotomi Hideyoshi is known for hosting a lavish cherry-blossom viewing party at Daigo-ji Temple in Kyoto in 1598. This event is famously called the “Daigo no Hanami.” While people had enjoyed viewing flowers before then, Hideyoshi was the first to hold a hanami in the modern style—enjoying food while appreciating the blossoms.
Which of the following flowers bloom in spring?
- Sunflower
- Tulip
- cosmos
See the answer
Tulip
Tulips are flowers that bloom in spring, with the best viewing time especially from March to April as the weather warms. Tulips come in many colors—not just the familiar red and yellow, but also rarer shades like purple, green, and even black. Seeing tulips makes you feel that spring has arrived.
Why are cherry blossom rice cakes wrapped in leaves?
- to add flavor
- To improve the appearance
- To maintain cleanliness
See the answer
to add flavor
The cherry leaves wrapped around sakuramochi are there to impart a subtle cherry blossom aroma to the mochi and enhance its flavor. They also help protect the mochi and prevent it from drying out. By the way, the leaves used are from the Oshima cherry (Prunus speciosa).
What do the Hina dolls displayed for the Hina Matsuri (Girls’ Day) represent?
- wedding
- Birthday party
- arranged marriage meeting
See the answer
wedding
It depicts the wedding ceremony of the Emperor and Empress in the old imperial court.
[For Seniors] Fun Brain Training! Spring-Themed Quiz (21–30)
When is April Fools’ Day?
- March 31
- April 1
- April 2
See the answer
April 1
April Fools’ Day is an event held every year on April 1 when people are allowed to enjoy jokes. By the way, did you know there’s a set time when it’s okay to tell lies? According to the rules of April Fools’ Day, it’s said that you can tell lies only until noon.



