[For Elementary School Students] Collection of Local Quizzes from Fukuoka Prefecture
Fukuoka Prefecture, which also serves as the gateway to Kyushu, is full of highlights, from unique local cuisine to sightseeing spots.
In this article, we’ll introduce a compilation of quizzes related to Fukuoka Prefecture.
We’ve selected a wide range of questions focusing mainly on food and tourist attractions, so try seeing how many you can get right.
If you come across any questions you don’t know, take this opportunity to learn them, share them with friends and family, or put them to use on your next trip.
Let’s dive right in!
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[For Elementary School Students] Fukuoka Prefecture Local Quiz Collection (1–10)
What kind of tempura is the classic topping for Hakata udon?
- soft-boiled egg tempura
- shrimp tempura
- Burdock tempura
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Burdock tempura
The classic topping for Hakata udon is burdock tempura. By the way, unlike Sanuki udon from Kagawa, Hakata udon features soft noodles with a gentle chew rather than a firm bite. Its appeal lies in the pleasantly springy texture and the broth made from ingredients like dried sardines and kelp. The soft noodles soak up the broth, making it especially delicious.
How many minutes does it take to cross the Kanmon Bridge from Yamaguchi Prefecture to Fukuoka Prefecture?
- About 4 minutes
- About 8 minutes
- about 12 minutes
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About 4 minutes
The Kanmon Bridge connects Shimonoseki in Yamaguchi Prefecture with Kitakyushu in Fukuoka Prefecture, and it takes about four minutes to cross by car. While you can’t walk across the Kanmon Bridge, you can walk through the Kanmon Tunnel, an undersea tunnel, which takes about 15 to 20 minutes.
Which famous night view spot is located in Kitakyushu?
- Mojiko
- Mount Inasa
- Mount Sarakura
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Mount Sarakura
Mount Sarakura is a famous night-view spot in Kitakyushu City. From the top of the mountain, you can see from the city of Kitakyushu all the way to the Kanmon Strait. By the way, Inasayama, which was one of the options, is a mountain in Nagasaki Prefecture and is also well known for its night views.
[For Elementary School Students] Fukuoka Prefecture Local Quiz Roundup (11–20)
What does “Dontaku” mean in Hakata Dontaku, the big festival in Fukuoka Prefecture?
- Row of ships
- lively music
- Sunday
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Sunday
Dontaku is derived from the Dutch word “Zondag,” meaning Sunday. The Hakata Dontaku is a festival held every year on May 3rd and 4th, and it has been ongoing since 1962. It is not only Fukuoka Prefecture’s signature festival but also one of the largest festivals in Japan.
Which large-scale factory began operations in the Meiji era?
- Yawata Steel Works
- Fukuoka Textile Factory
- Tomioka Silk Mill
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Yawata Steel Works
The Yawata Steel Works is Japan’s first modern steelworks, which began operations in the Meiji era. It played an important role in Japan’s industrialization and modernization. Today, it is used as a facility of Nippon Steel.
How many meters tall is Fukuoka Tower?
- 123m
- 234m
- 321m
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234m
Fukuoka Tower is 234 meters tall. It was built in 1989 and now serves as a TV tower. Located near the sea in Fukuoka City, its observation deck offers views of the city, and on clear days, it’s said you can even see as far as Korea and China when looking out to sea.
What beverage does Fukuoka Prefecture boast the highest production of in Japan?
- Gyokuro (high-grade shaded green tea)
- Hojicha
- Green tea
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Gyokuro (high-grade shaded green tea)
Fukuoka Prefecture has the highest production of gyokuro in Japan. By growing tea leaves shaded from direct sunlight, gyokuro develops a distinctive sweetness and umami, and is known as a premium tea. In particular, a large amount of gyokuro is produced in Yame City in the southern part of Fukuoka Prefecture.