Let's take on a four-choice quiz that everyone can enjoy together!
“What’s the official name for a train?” “What language is the word ‘coupon’ from?” and more…
We’ll introduce trivia about culture and everyday life—things you think you know but actually might not—in a four-choice quiz format! You can have fun learning interesting facts about Japan and the world with your family and friends.
With answers that will make you say, “Wow!”, it’s sure to get everyone excited! Let’s uncover the secrets behind the things we use and see every day by solving quizzes.
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Animal and Creature Trivia (1–10)
What is the correct way to count rabbits?
- 1 bird
- one animal
- 1 head
- 1 rabbit
See the answer
1 bird
There are thought to be various origins, and according to one theory, when the fifth shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi issued the Edicts on Compassion for Living Things in the early Edo period, people treated rabbits as birds and ate them.
What should you do if you step on someone’s foot in Mongolia?
- Handshake
- hug
- dogeza (kneeling down and prostrating oneself to the ground in a deep apology or plea)
- high five
See the answer
Handshake
In Mongolia, bumping into someone’s foot is considered an expression of hostility, so there is a custom of shaking hands when you step on someone’s foot to show you mean no harm.
What color is a polar bear’s skin?
- white
- red
- blue
- black
See the answer
black
Their skin is black to efficiently absorb the sun’s heat, and their body hair is translucent in color.
There is a creature here that is not a shark. Which one is it?
- sturgeon
- whale shark
- Frilled shark
- hammerhead shark
See the answer
sturgeon
It’s surprising to learn that despite having “shark” in its name, it isn’t actually a shark, isn’t it? Many people probably think sturgeon are sharks. But in fact, the sturgeon is a type of ancient fish. Like sharks, they don’t have teeth, and they have a gentle temperament—they don’t attack people.
How many legs does a squid have?
- two (long cylindrical objects)
- 4 items
- 8 pieces
- 10 pieces
See the answer
8 pieces
Because of how they look, people often assume octopuses have eight legs and squids have ten, but in fact squids also have eight legs. The two that make them appear to have ten are called tentacular arms, used for catching prey, and are counted as arms rather than legs. If you look closely, you’ll notice they differ in shape and length from the other eight, so be sure to observe them carefully.
At zoos, you often see koalas sleeping, but how many hours a day do koalas sleep?
- 8 hours
- 12 hours
- 16 hours
- 20 hours
See the answer
20 hours
Eucalyptus, the main food of koalas, is fibrous, highly toxic, and low in nutrients, so it requires a lot of energy to digest. For that reason, they are said to sleep about 20 hours a day to conserve energy. On the other hand, it’s said that when they really run, they can reach around 30 km/h, which really shows how fascinating animals can be.
What do plants feel in the same way as humans?
- sleepiness
- sense of discomfort
- Stress
- pain
See the answer
Stress
It's surprising to think that plants feel stress, isn't it? What's more, it seems that when plants are stressed, they emit ultrasounds. Humans can't hear them, but they're said to be like screams. Plants can feel stress due to various factors such as cutting, drying, and nutrient deficiency.



