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Picture shiritori

Picture shiritori by men who are way too good at drawing

A game you can play anytime, anywhere in your spare moments: shiritori.

It’s usually a word game, but let’s spice it up by playing “picture shiritori,” where you pass ideas through drawings.

It’s a hilarious game that tests everyone’s drawing skills.

Whether you can draw a picture that clearly conveys your idea is the key to winning.

One-on-one is fun, but team battles make it even more exciting.

All you need is paper and a pen, which is another plus.

In picture shiritori, you turn the image you want to convey into a drawing and pass it along.

Whether you’re good at drawing or not, everyone can enjoy it—and you might end up with some laugh-out-loud moments.

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Shape Transmission Game

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Here’s a shape-transmission game that tests both your ability to communicate and to understand.

The person giving the prompt imagines and decides on a shape they want to convey.

Once it’s decided, the answerer prepares paper and a pen, and draws while listening to the shape the prompter is describing.

As you draw, it’s also important to think about what kind of shape the prompter has in mind.

When you finish the shape exactly as the prompter instructed, it’s time to check the answer.

This is the most exciting moment for both the prompter and the answerer.

Give it a try!

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Mirrored Text Challenge

[Paper and Pen] Stimulate Your Brain! Mirror-Image Letter Challenge (November 30)

Introducing a mirror-writing challenge game where you flip hiragana and katakana as if they were reflected in a mirror.

First, write the characters normally on paper, then write their reversed versions.

It’s recommended to write with your non-dominant hand.

If you stay calm and don’t rush, your letters will look neat.

Once you get used to it, try adding a time limit to make it more fun.

Try hiragana, katakana, and, for an extra challenge, even kanji!

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20 Questions Game

Tried playing the 20 Questions game

Let me introduce the 20 Questions game.

The question master decides on a topic and writes it down on paper.

The respondent can ask up to 20 questions about that topic.

Think carefully so your questions fit within the 20-question limit.

Try to make your questions ones that can be answered with “yes” or “no.” Based on the respondent’s answers, the questioner deduces what the topic is and tries to guess correctly.

It’s a game you can enjoy in short breaks, like during recess or while traveling.

Give it a try!

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The game of making 10

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Here’s a game for making 10 that anyone can enjoy, regardless of age.

From a grid filled with random numbers, find numbers that add up to 10 and circle them.

You can add as many numbers as you like—just make sure they total 10 in the end.

How many sets that make 10 can you find? The rules are simple, so it’s fun for everyone from children to seniors.

Prepare several sheets with numbers written in grids, have multiple people start at the same time, and compete to see who can find the most sets that total 10—it’s a great way to boost friendly competition.

Try adapting the game to suit different ages and enjoy!

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One-stroke drawing challenge

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Let me introduce a thrilling one-stroke drawing challenge game.

Place your pen on a prepared shape or illustration and trace all the lines without lifting your pen, without breaking the line, and without going over the same line twice.

Even if you think you’re tracing smoothly, you might run into a line you already passed and find yourself unable to continue.

Where you choose to start your pen is also a key point.

Try creating puzzles and sharing them with family and friends to enjoy together!

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Memory game

Here’s a memory game where your ability to remember is the key.

Prepare a grid with drawings or letters in advance.

The player taking on the challenge studies a sheet placed at a distance that has the drawings or letters on it.

They can look at it as many times as they want.

Then, they should reproduce exactly what they memorized by drawing it on their own sheet.

You can also time how many seconds it takes to finish.

The person who completes their drawing the fastest wins.

Have fun by getting creative with the drawings and other elements.

Once you get used to it, you can raise the difficulty—like adding colors to each drawing or letter—to make it even more exciting.

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We’d like to introduce a drawing-guessing game where you come up with prompts based on pictures drawn on paper.

The questioner decides on a prompt, draws a picture on paper, and conveys the prompt through the drawing.

The guessers look at the drawing and tell the questioner their final answer.

If you get it right, switch to the next person or try a different prompt and have fun.

It’s also recommended to set a time limit or use a point system, such as awarding points for each correct answer.

Try making the prompts progressively more difficult each time you play!

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Guess the number you saw for a moment

Challenge yourself with a unique game that tests your concentration and memory! Here’s a game where you guess numbers you see for just a split second.

Being able to remember something at a glance can be very useful.

This ability is often called eidetic or “camera-eye” memory, and is said to reflect strong visual information processing skills.

Write a number on a piece of paper and show it to your partner for just a moment.

If they can answer correctly, switch turns.

Once you get used to it, try increasing the digits to four or five for an extra challenge.

Number Order Game

A recreation activity that can be done easily with just paper and pen using a blackboard (whiteboard): “Number Order Game 2.”

Let me introduce a number-order game that exercises your brain and is fun to play.

First, write numbers scattered randomly across a sheet of paper.

I recommend sprinkling the numbers all over at random.

Once you’re done, find the numbers in order starting from 1, and mark them with a circle or tap them, checking them off as you go.

Saying the numbers out loud while you play might make it easier.

You clear the game if you manage to find all the numbers in order to the end.

Finding numbers in sequence among many scattered ones really requires concentration.

It’s best to ask someone else to write the random numbers for you.

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