Roughly
We have prepared a lot of quizzes that are likely to appear mainly in junior high school entrance exams and school tests. Repetitive learning seems to be effective in a society where there is a lot of memorization. You can learn effectively by tapping and moving your hands while looking at a wealth of illustrations that are visually easy to understand.

●Recommended for such people!
Suitable for 4th, 5th, and 6th grade elementary school students! To solidify the basics of intermediate to difficult levels of junior high school entrance exams.
Of course, it is also good for the basics of geography for junior high and high school students.
I'm not good at memorizing things, and I can't concentrate. For those who are worried about it, there are plenty of pictures, so I think it's easy to get into your head.
You can study and memorize when you go to school, when you have free time, or when you have a little time!
●Problem content
There are silhouette quizzes covering all 47 prefectures, map symbols, mountains, mountains, rivers, plains, capes, lakes, and peninsulas.
●Others
4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, and junior high school students often have a map of Japan and 47 prefectures in their classes and tests.
You can memorize it for a change while looking at the illustration. Please use it for your spare time and killing time.
Classes to memorize prefectures start from the 4th grade of elementary school, but just memorize! I think that even if you say that, you will not be motivated or you will get bored. You can learn at a good tempo, in a fun, quiz format.
By learning the prefectures and geography through pre-learning games in advance, it will make you happy when you experience "Ah! I know this!" in class or cram school. It will also help improve your motivation to study.