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Showa-era Buzzword Quiz

Showa Quiz – Buzzwords Edition [Brain Training & Dementia Prevention] Enjoy Learning About the Showa Era – Perfect for Senior Care Recreational Activities ✨✨

Let’s use it for recall training! Here are some ideas for a Showa-era buzzword quiz.

This is a quiz I’d love for anyone who feels their memory has been declining lately to try.

It features questions about buzzwords from 1950, which is Showa 25! The video also has segments that look back on the situation and history of the time, so many of you might find it nostalgic.

The quiz is in a multiple-choice format with three options for each question, so feel free to give it a try.

Peach Festival Quiz

[Senior Recreation] Rec Craftsman Series Part 259: You Try It Too! Hinamatsuri Quiz [Girls’ Day/Peach Festival/March 3/Brain Training/Quiz]

When it comes to representative events in March, the Doll’s Festival (Hinamatsuri) comes to mind.

Here we present a “Doll’s Festival Quiz” that can be used for recreation in nursing care facilities or for communication at home.

With questions about the date of Hinamatsuri and the items displayed with the hina dolls, it helps older adults think and exercise their brains.

Moreover, recalling memories of Hinamatsuri through the questions may also be effective in preventing dementia.

Why not enjoy the season of the Doll’s Festival by tackling the questions one by one?

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Nakajima Junko

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New Year’s Quiz

[10 Questions] New Year Quiz ♪ – Let’s have fun learning New Year trivia!

New Year’s, which marks the beginning of a new year, is a happy occasion with a warm, welcoming feel.

Let’s boost interest in this quintessentially Japanese tradition with a trivia quiz about New Year’s.

By tackling a wide range of questions—like the meanings behind the various decorations that appear this season and fill-in-the-blank lyrics to songs related to New Year’s—you’ll grow more familiar with the holiday.

If you’ve experienced New Year’s many times and tend to just let it pass by, why not take this opportunity to refresh your mindset and enjoy it more?

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There is a “Respect for the Aged Day” overseas as well, in the same way. True or false?

May 2 is the anniversary of a beverage familiar to Japanese people. What anniversary is it?

Among the days of Golden Week, focusing on the parts that aren’t national holidays might help us feel more connected to the break.

Let’s think about the commemorative day that falls on the day before those clustered holidays—May 2.

Considering that this is the season when greenery gradually deepens, and that about three months have passed since the time called Risshun (the beginning of spring), you might guess the answer.

The timing 88 days after Risshun marks the new tea season, and since May 2 falls close to that period, it has been designated as Green Tea Day.

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Festival Quiz

[For Senior Facilities • Brain Training] Brain training with a quiz on Japan’s iconic summer festivals! Use three hints to find the answer! 8 questions 🍉

With helpful hints, it’s easy to join in! Here are some ideas for a festival quiz.

In Japan, there are famous festivals held in the summer.

This time, let’s try a festival quiz where you use hints to figure out the answer.

For example, there’s a question that shows three hints: “streamers,” “kusudama,” and “Miyagi Prefecture.” Some of you might know the correct answer right away from those clues.

There are a total of eight festival quiz questions, so be sure to give them a try!

Intro Quiz

Premium-level!! Showa Quiz & Karaoke 🎤✨ Hit Songs Edition ✨ [Brain Training] Packed with retro vibes! Just put this one on for all your recreation needs!

The intro quiz, familiar from quiz shows, is popular across generations! In honor of “Sound Day” on December 6, how about enjoying an intro quiz related to sounds with older adults? It’s recommended to choose songs that are familiar to their generation, such as classic hits from the early to mid-Showa era.

There are plenty of hits from back then—like “Tokyo no Bus Girl” and “Aoi Sanmyaku”—so do some research! Since some participants may be hard of hearing, it might be good to pay attention to the intro volume and other sound settings.

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