Simple! A quiz for kids. Let’s develop their thinking skills!

Arunashi quiz

Easy Aru-Nashi Quiz!! Sorry it's too easy

The simpler the problem, the harder it can be.

The ultimate example might be the “Yes/No Quiz” (Aru-Nashi Quiz).

For instance: What is something that “exists in Tottori Prefecture but not in Wakayama Prefecture,” and “exists in Kagoshima Prefecture but not in Osaka Prefecture”? The answer is “animals.” Tottori has tori (birds), and Kagoshima has shika (deer).

This kind of quiz doesn’t really depend on knowledge or academic performance.

It’s an all-purpose quiz that kids can enjoy on their own or together with the whole family.

Perfect for party games, too!

Karaoke Classics: Intro Quiz

Karaoke Classic Intro Quiz

The hugely popular show “Quiz Doremifadon!”, hosted by Tadao Takashima—if you’re around your 50s, you probably watched it avidly.

I remember strangely admiring those masks with an X that contestants had to wear when they got an answer wrong.

If someone can play the piano or Electone, I’d love for you to try an “intro quiz” and get the crowd going! Please include a wide variety of genres for the questions—from children’s songs and pop hits to niche tracks from online releases.

I’m sure sneaking in a mysterious song that nobody knows would absolutely kill! I think it’s not just a casual game but a perfect recreation idea for a big party as well.

School Life Cliché Quiz

[Showdown] You surprisingly don’t know their names!? School “Relatable Moments” Quiz Championship! [What’s your name?]

There are things we see all the time but gloss over without knowing their names, right? Some of them are ones even adults don’t know the proper names for… Let’s turn those into a quiz and learn the names! For example: “What’s that white wooden box in the corner of the schoolyard that measures temperature?” → Maybe you learn it in middle elementary science; the answer is “a Stevenson screen.” If you think of it as studying, it’s hard to get excited, but just making it a quiz changes the mood a lot.

It could be fun to explore the school and make questions together.

You might even use it during integrated studies time!

Image quiz / Aha experience

[Aha Experience] Spot the Differences in Videos [Intermediate]

This image quiz is one you often see on game shows and the like.

Only a portion of the image slowly changes, and you have to guess what changed.

What you gain from this quiz is called an “Aha experience.” It refers to the refreshing jolt you feel at the moment of insight.

Experiencing this “Aha moment” is said to release happiness hormones and activate the brain! Plus, because you closely observe the image, it also trains your attention and powers of observation.

It’s a highly recommended quiz for brain training!

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“Pocket Monsters” Name Guessing Quiz

[Pokémon Quiz] Name 50 Legendary and Mythical Pokémon!

What’s your favorite monster? Ever since its debut in 1996, Pokémon has remained a fan favorite.

Instead of playing the games, try having fun by guessing the monsters’ names! Simply looking at a picture and guessing the name is pretty easy, so you could make it more exciting by showing just a part of the body—like only the tail—and having people guess the monster, or by using silhouettes and identifying them by shape.

If you can project large slides, this could work as a plan for parties or festival events, too.

Everyone loves Pokémon—adults might get hooked as well!