[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 (11–20)
Among the Goshikinuma ponds in Urabandai, what is the name of the cobalt-blue pond where carp swim?
- Bishamon-numa
- Aonuma
- deep muddy swamp
See the answer
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.
In conclusion
Through the local trivia quiz about Fukushima Prefecture, you’ve probably gotten a taste of its many charms—its nature, history, food culture, and more.
The more you learn, the deeper Fukushima becomes, from the red roof tiles of Tsuruga Castle and Kitakata ramen to the unique local dialects.
For elementary school students as well, if the quiz sparked your interest, try visiting the places that caught your attention—there are even more fun discoveries waiting for you.


