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[For Elementary School Students] Collection of Local Quizzes from Gifu Prefecture

Gifu Prefecture is located right in the middle of Japan—have you ever been there?

It’s a truly fascinating prefecture, with unique local cuisine, distinctive culture, and sites where major historical events took place!

In this article, we’ll present lots of local quizzes related to Gifu Prefecture.

There are many trivia-style questions too, so you’ll definitely want to share them with your family and friends!

Now, let’s jump right in and take on some quizzes about Gifu Prefecture!

[For Elementary Students] Gifu Prefecture Local Quiz Collection (11–20)

Which city in Gifu Prefecture is the largest in Japan?

Which city in Gifu Prefecture is the largest in Japan?
  1. Takayama City
  2. Ogaki City
  3. Tajimi City
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Takayama City

Takayama is a city in Gifu Prefecture, and it has the largest area of any city in Japan. Its area is as large as 2,177 square kilometers. Amazingly, that’s almost the same size as Tokyo! It became the current Takayama in 2005 when nine towns and villages merged.

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What are the three Kiso Rivers that flow through Gifu Prefecture: the Kiso River, the Ibi River, and which is the third?

What are the three Kiso Rivers that flow through Gifu Prefecture: the Kiso River, the Ibi River, and which is the third?
  1. Tenryu River
  2. Tama River
  3. Nagara River
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Nagara River

The Kiso Three Rivers refers to the Kiso River, the Ibi River, and the Nagara River. These are the three major rivers representing Gifu Prefecture and are deeply connected to the region’s nature and daily life.

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What is the name of the traditional local dish from Gifu Prefecture that uses chicken?

What is the name of the traditional local dish from Gifu Prefecture that uses chicken?
  1. noppe
  2. Kei-chan (Hida-style chicken dish)
  3. Shingorō
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Kei-chan (Hida-style chicken dish)

Kei-chan is a local dish from Gifu Prefecture made with chicken that is seasoned with a special sauce and grilled. It is mainly enjoyed in Oku-Mino and southern Hida. This dish is also known as a regional specialty and is often served at local festivals and events.

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In Gifu Prefecture’s famous Nagara River cormorant fishing, what kind of fish are they catching using cormorants?

In Gifu Prefecture’s famous Nagara River cormorant fishing, what kind of fish are they catching using cormorants?
  1. Ayu (sweetfish)
  2. salmon
  3. sea bream
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Ayu (sweetfish)

In the cormorant fishing on the Nagara River, cormorants are used to catch sweetfish (ayu). Ayu prefer clear streams and inhabit clean rivers like the Nagara. This traditional fishing method is carried out at night, and the sight of cormorants, guided by their masters, diving beneath the surface to catch ayu is known as a specialty of Gifu Prefecture.

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In 2020, what is the height in meters of the Gifu Bungee built on the new Tabizu Bridge?

In 2020, what is the height in meters of the Gifu Bungee built on the new Tabizu Bridge?
  1. 215m
  2. 225m
  3. 235m
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215m

Built in 2020 on the Shin-Tarabashi Bridge in Gifu Prefecture, Gifu Bungee boasts the greatest height among bungee jumping facilities in Japan at 215 meters. A jump from this height offers thrilling excitement along with breathtaking views.

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In conclusion

We’ve introduced a whole lineup of local quizzes from Gifu Prefecture. There were all kinds of questions, from local gourmet foods and history to tourist spots and specialty products. Take this opportunity to deepen your knowledge of Gifu, impress your family and friends, and make the most of it on your next trip!