[For Elementary School Students] Fukushima Prefecture Local Quiz! A Fun Workbook for Parents and Kids
There are probably many children and adults who don’t know much about Fukushima Prefecture.
Fukushima is full of fun discoveries, like the other name of Aizuwakamatsu Castle, the prefectural tree, flower, and bird, and the secret behind delicious Kitakata ramen.
In this article, we’ve gathered a set of local quizzes for elementary school students that let you enjoy learning about Fukushima’s history, nature, dialects, and specialties.
What does “obankata” mean? What is the name of the mysterious island in Lake Inawashiro? Read on while guessing the answers! If adults join in too, it’ll make for lively conversation!
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[For Elementary School Students] Fukushima Prefecture Local Quiz! A Fun Parent-Child Workbook (1–10)
Among the Goshikinuma ponds in Urabandai, what is the name of the cobalt-blue pond where carp swim?
- Bishamon-numa
- Aonuma
- deep muddy swamp
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Bishamon-numa
Among the Goshikinuma ponds, this is the largest and the only one where you can ride boats, making it very popular. The water is a beautiful, crystal-clear cobalt blue, and you can see Mount Bandai in the distance. It’s said that a white koi with a heart-shaped pattern on its belly “brings happiness,” so it’s fun if you spot one. This is a special place in Fukushima Prefecture where you can enjoy natural beauty and recreation.
What bird is famous in Fukushima Prefecture?
- Narcissus Flycatcher
- crested ibis
- Rock ptarmigan
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Narcissus Flycatcher
The narcissus flycatcher has been chosen as the prefectural bird of Fukushima. Its yellow and black feathers are very beautiful, and it symbolizes the rich nature of Fukushima Prefecture. In summer, it comes to the mountains and forests and sings with a beautiful voice. Even with its small body, the way it flies around energetically reminds us of the bond between people and nature.
What is the prefectural flower of Fukushima Prefecture?
- Nemoto rhododendron
- bleeding heart
- Sunflower
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Nemoto rhododendron
The Nemoto rhododendron is the official flower of Fukushima Prefecture. It is very cold-resistant and grows well in high mountains and cool places. In early summer, it blooms with beautiful pink flowers. Its strong will to live even in harsh natural conditions mirrors the perseverance of the people of Fukushima, which is why it was chosen as the prefectural flower.
[For Elementary School Students] Fukushima Prefecture Local Quiz! A Fun Parent-Child Workbook (11–20)
Who are the famous celebrities from Kōriyama City in Fukushima Prefecture?
- Toshiyuki Nishida
- Hideyo Noguchi
- Mikio Date
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Toshiyuki Nishida
He is a very famous actor from Koriyama City in Fukushima Prefecture. For many years, he has been active in TV dramas, films, and variety shows, earning widespread popularity. In recognition of his achievements, he has been selected as an honorary citizen of Koriyama. He cares deeply about his hometown of Fukushima and has engaged in activities to support it. He is a major star that Fukushima Prefecture is proud of.
What is the local name for the Shioyasaki Lighthouse?
- Toyoma Lighthouse
- Onahama Lighthouse
- Lighthouse of the White Sparrow
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Toyoma Lighthouse
Locals affectionately call it the “Tōma Lighthouse.” A lighthouse is a structure that emits light to help ships navigate safely. Nearby, there is also a monument honoring the singer Hibari Misora, making it a popular spot for sightseeing and learning about history. The sea and scenery are very beautiful.
Which mountain, one of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains, is also called Aizu Fuji?
- Mount Bandai
- Mount Adatara
- Mount Azuma
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Mount Bandai
Mount Bandai is a mountain located north of Lake Inawashiro and is selected as one of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains. Its front side has a beautiful shape like Mount Fuji, while the back side was collapsed by an ancient eruption, giving it a rugged appearance. It’s a mountain where you can feel the power of nature and is an important landmark of Fukushima Prefecture, popular with people who enjoy hiking and scenery.
How do you read ‘檜枝岐’—known as a secluded area of Fukushima Prefecture?
- Hinoedaki
- hinoki branch
- Hinoemata
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Hinoemata
Hinoemata Village is the least populated village in Fukushima Prefecture, surrounded by great mountains and rivers and rich in nature. It is sometimes described as a hidden gem. The traditional performing art known as Hinoemata Kabuki, handed down since old times, is performed with special costumes and on a distinctive stage, and is very famous. The village is known for valuing its nature, history, and culture.