[For Seniors] Today’s recommended quiz. Daily brain-training quiz!
Many seniors love brain-training puzzles, don’t they?
This time, we’ve prepared a quiz related to today.
Every day is special, and each one often hides historical meanings or events.
For example, we’ll share fun facts that will make you go “Wow!” once you know the answers, such as “What kind of anniversary is this day?” or “What happened on this day in the past?”
The quiz will be updated daily, so use it as a reference and enjoy tackling it together with seniors!
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[For seniors] Today’s recommended quiz. Daily brain-training quizzes! (11–20)
The 22nd of every month is said to be a certain confectionery’s day. What is that popular sweet?
There are countless sweets around the world, and many commemorative days have been established to celebrate their origins and histories.
Among the various sweets-related anniversaries, which sweet has a commemorative day on the 22nd of every month? There’s a wordplay element involved, but the clever part is that it doesn’t rely on a pun on “22.” The big hint is to look at a calendar.
The answer is shortcake: on a calendar, the 15th always appears directly above the 22nd, and since the number 15 can be read as “ichigo” (strawberry) in Japanese, it suggests “a day with a strawberry on top”—hence, Shortcake Day.
What popular snack has its commemorative day on November 11?
- Pocky
- Toppo
- Jagarico
See the answer
Toppo
November 11 is known as Pocky & Pretz Day. It was established on November 11, 1999, because the four number 1s in the date resemble the stick shape of Pocky and Pretz. Nowadays, there are many flavors of Pocky and Pretz. On November 11, it’s fun to prepare a variety and enjoy Pocky & Pretz Day.
Rearrange the jumbled letters to form words (2)
kushipanyo
See the answer
shokupan (Japanese milk bread / sandwich loaf)
The correct answer was shokupan (Japanese milk bread)! It’s eaten in a variety of situations like breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Since we usually recognize it as “shokupan,” seeing it written only in hiragana—and even scrambled—can be confusing, right?
Sort Sweets

Here’s a rearrangement quiz where you shuffle the given characters to guess the delicious dessert hidden within.
You’ll encounter all kinds of sweets—Japanese-style, Western-style, and more.
The more letters there are, the more difficult it may become, but give it a try.
Just recalling the taste and texture of the dessert in your mouth can be a nice bit of stimulation.
And if you absolutely crave it, going out to shop for one could be both invigorating and fun.
Let your imagination expand more and more from the quiz.
Health Quiz 1
Is taking a nap bad for your health: true or false?
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See the answer
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Napping helps rest the brain, recover from fatigue, and improve concentration. However, be careful: if you sleep for more than 30 minutes, you may fall into a deep sleep and disrupt your internal rhythm. A nap of about 15 to 20 minutes is considered ideal.
A quiz about the nostalgic Showa era

The Showa era, which lasted until 1989, was a long period filled with many events.
This quiz looks back on what the Showa period was like, featuring incidents, culture, and more from that time.
Even if your sense of the timeline is a bit off, you might still recognize some of the famous ones.
We especially want those who lived through the era to reach the correct answers, as the content is designed to tap into the drawers of memory that bring back the times.
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Respect-for-the-Aged Day Quiz

I think many care facilities hold events in September to celebrate Respect-for-the-Aged Day.
How about making the time even more enjoyable with a Respect-for-the-Aged Day quiz? Turning things that older adults used to hear about or know well into quiz questions can help them recall memories and the past more easily.
If the quiz is related to Respect-for-the-Aged Day, it’s a familiar custom, so it should be easier to imagine and engage with.
Looking back on the past stimulates the brain and can help prevent dementia or slow its progression.
It’s important that recreational activities are enjoyable for older adults.
Please try using a Respect-for-the-Aged Day quiz in a fun and stress-free way for them.


