[For Elementary School Students] Recommended Riddle Collection

Mezamashi Puzzle-Solving

[Mezamashi Puzzle Day 3] Give your brain a workout with some riddles, then head out feeling refreshed!

There’s a term, “morning activities,” and this puzzle is something I’d like you to try along those lines! It’s the kind of question that asks, “What number goes in the question mark?” and it’s fairly tough.

That makes it perfect for waking up a brain that’s probably still asleep.

If you crank your mental gears first thing in the morning, you might be in top form all day—or maybe not, depending on the person—but if you’ve never tried it, it could be worth a shot.

As they say, practice makes perfect, so it might be good to keep it up every morning for a while.

Give your brain a workout, and let’s do our best today too!

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Brain-Clearing Quiz Collection

[Puzzle] 5 Fun Brain-Refreshing Questions!

Let’s savor that refreshing feeling you get when you wrestle with a problem and finally crack it! This is a quiz video with quite a high difficulty level.

You won’t solve it if you focus only on the text of the questions.

Try thinking from multiple angles—like counting characters or paying attention to spatial relationships.

But that’s exactly what makes tough problems feel like real puzzles, right? The rush after nailing the answer feels several times stronger.

Some of the kanji may be difficult, so doing it together with a parent is also a good idea.

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Have a flash of inspiration faster than a University of Tokyo student!

[Serious Puzzle Solving] Can you solve it faster than University of Tokyo students?? Take on the puzzle challenge too! [Complete]

When it comes to quizzes, isn’t Takuji Izawa from “Tokyo University of Quiz King” the first person who comes to mind? He not only has a vast store of knowledge and experience, but also shows extraordinary ability in applying and combining them, taking action, and thinking on his feet—he gets us excited every time.

It might not be an exaggeration to say he helped spark today’s quiz show boom.

Don’t you just want to take on the quiz god himself? Izawa runs the quiz-themed web media QuizKnock and even uploads quiz-related videos.

At this point, we’ve all got to give it a try together, right? It’d be perfect if we had a fast-buzzer button!

5-Minute Challenge! Mystery Puzzle Quiz

#7 [Puzzle-Solving] A 5-Minute Challenge! Escape for Puzzle-Solving Beginners ~ Nazo-Training Part 7 [Eureka]

Kids and adults can take the 5-minute challenge! We’re introducing puzzle riddles for elementary schoolers that use numbers and kanji.

That said, they’re tough enough that adults will need to think too, so be sure to enjoy them together with your kids.

In these puzzles, you figure out the pattern in the sequence of numbers and characters and fill in the blanks accordingly.

Hints appear as time passes, so if you want to think carefully, we recommend pausing the video.

If you remember these, they’ll be great for livening up a quick performance or activity.

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A riddle quiz that 95% of people can’t solve

Puzzle Solving: 95% of People Can’t Solve This! A Riddle Anyone Can Solve Without Any Knowledge, Young or Old [Question 29]

Here are some recommended puzzle quizzes that use thinking skills and knowledge for upper elementary school children.

In these quizzes, read each question carefully and figure out which characters go in the question-marked parts.

When we hear “quiz,” we tend to focus on finding the correct answer, but sometimes important hints are hidden in the question text itself, so be sure to read it closely before you try.

Once you find the answer, it may deepen your interest in the quiz even more if you also prepare to explain how you got it.

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