[For elementary school students] Challenge! Local quiz of Miyazaki Prefecture
Miyazaki Prefecture is blessed with a warm climate and abundant nature—two of its biggest attractions.
Located in the southeast of Kyushu, it boasts one of the highest sunshine rates in Japan—in other words, it enjoys a lot of sunny days.
For that reason, it’s also known for its thriving agriculture—another of its defining features.
So, how much do you know about Miyazaki Prefecture?
In this article, we’ll challenge you with a local quiz all about Miyazaki!
It covers a wide range of topics, from local cuisine to famous sightseeing spots.
Be sure to give it a try all the way to the end!
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[For Elementary School Students] Challenge! Miyazaki Prefecture Local Quiz (11–20)
What is the bamboo-splint, wearable folk craft traditionally used in northern Miyazaki Prefecture?

- light
- colander / sieve / strainer
- basket
See the answer
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Karui is a wearable folk craft made from bamboo splints that has been used in northern Miyazaki Prefecture. As its name suggests, it is characterized by being extremely lightweight and was used during farm work. Because the karui is made by finely splitting bamboo, it is both sturdy and light, offering the advantage of being less tiring to carry on one’s back for long periods.
In conclusion
So, how many questions did you all get right? Since Miyazaki Prefecture is rich in nature, many of the quiz questions seemed to feature local fruits and scenery.
If this has piqued your interest, please do look into Miyazaki Prefecture more on your own!


