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[For Women] Want to train your brain with easy riddles where the aha-moment is the fun?
I’ve put together some riddles for women.
Many of us feel our minds get a bit rigid as we become adults, don’t we?
So let’s loosen up our thinking while having fun with riddles.
Feel free to enjoy them on your own when you’re bored or with friends.
[For Women] Shall we train our brains with simple riddles where the aha-moment is fun? (1–10)
“SUPER EASY” JAPANESE RIDDLES
The riddle “What kind of ‘pan’ can’t you eat?” is a classic, isn’t it? It’s a very easy question.
So how about trying it in English? Here, someone from overseas takes on a very simple Japanese riddle by translating the Japanese question into English.
Why not enjoy riddles while training your English brain at the same time?
A Riddle Collection of “Kai”s — All Different “Kai”s
This riddle uses the word “kai.” Try to guess the various “~kai” that appear in different situations.
Even though it’s simple, you might be surprised by how hard it is to come up with the answers.
It might be important to do daily brain training—like riddles, for example.
Riddles with ‘sai’
This riddle from the cute panda video is a wordplay riddle that uses the word “sai.” “~sai” appears in various situations—can you figure them all out? It’s the kind of riddle kids can do, so if adults give it a try, compete for speed!
Proverb Quiz
This is a quiz where you fill in the blanks to complete proverbs.
There are 15 questions in total, ranging from simple proverbs commonly used in everyday life to slightly difficult ones you don’t hear very often.
If you like period dramas or historical novels, you might find it easier.
Witty riddles
Even in the workplace, a change of perspective and quick-witted thinking can be key.
It’s important to stay flexible in how we think, but our thoughts tend to become rigid day by day.
That’s exactly why we should take a breather with riddles while also training our minds to stay flexible.
If you can answer all 16 questions, your thinking is probably quite flexible.
50 riddles
This is a video where I answer 50 riddles.
It’s not a question-prompt video, but the questions appear at the bottom, so why not think along and try answering them together? Fifty riddles is pretty impressive, right? This video compiles about an hour’s worth of tackling those 50 questions.
Riddle Rizo-kun
A riddle video with a catchy and cute name that combines “nazonazo” (riddle) and “zou-kun” (Mr.
Elephant).
These are simple riddles that children can solve.
As we become adults, our thinking can strangely stiffen and our quick reflexes can dull.
At times like that, riddles are great for loosening up your mind.