■World Heritage Certification Level 1: Question and Answer — A Royal Road to Passing the Most Difficult Exam with 2000 Questions

For those seriously aiming to pass the World Heritage Certification Level 1 exam.

"World Heritage Certification Level 1: Question and Answer" contains 2000 carefully selected questions, ranging from advanced basic knowledge to all Japanese and world heritage sites, including English, mixed heritage, and current events. Systematically structured according to the Level 1 exam scope (world heritage sites), this learning app utilizes a scientifically proven repetitive learning method (SM-2 algorithm) to quickly solidify the knowledge necessary to pass the most difficult exam.

◆ Recommended for:

・Test-takers seriously aiming to pass the World Heritage Certification Level 1 exam

・Those who want to step up from Level 2 or Pre-Level 1 to Level 1

・Culture-oriented working adults who want to systematically master world heritage sites

・Students who want to make World Heritage sites a source of points in geography and history exams

・Those who want to deeply relearn world culture and nature

◆ 2000 Carefully Selected Questions – Systematically Covering the Scope of the Level 1 Examination

[Basic Knowledge] 300 Questions in Total
World Heritage Convention and its Philosophy, Application and Discrimination of Registration Criteria (i) to (x), Advisory Bodies (ICOMOS, IUCN, ICCROM), World Heritage Committee and General Assembly of States Parties, Nomination to Registration Process, Tentative List, World Heritage Fund, Mechanism and Case History of Heritage in Danger, Negative Heritage/Memory Sites, Three Types of Cultural Landscapes, Serial Transboundary, Mixed Heritage, Global Strategy, Statistics and Country Rankings, Delisting/Scope Change, Monitoring, Related Conventions (Intangible Cultural Heritage, Memory of the World, The Hague Convention), Proof and Comparative Analysis of OUV, Sustainable Tourism – This section delves deeply into the advanced basic knowledge tested in Level 1 across five areas.

[Japan's Heritage Sites] 300 Questions in Total
Horyu-ji Temple, Himeji Castle, Yakushima Island, Shirakami Mountains, Ancient Kyoto, Shirakawa-go, Hiroshima Peace Memorial (Atomic Bomb Dome), Itsukushima Shrine, Ancient Nara, Nikko Shrines and Temples, Ryukyu Kingdom, Kii Mountain Range, Shiretoko, Iwami Silver Mine, Hiraizumi, Ogasawara Islands, Mount Fuji, Tomioka Silk Mill, Meiji Industrial Revolution Heritage Sites, National Museum of Western Art (Le Corbusier), Munakata-Okinoshima Island, Hidden Christian Sites, Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group, Amami and Okinawa, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Hokkaido and Northern Tohoku, Sado Island Gold Mine—Learn deeply about all 26 of Japan's heritage sites one by one, and prepare comprehensively for registration, including registration year, registration criteria, cultural/natural/complex classification, and tentative lists and candidates.

[World Heritage and Culture] 850 Questions in Total
Religious architecture including Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism; Ancient Greece (Acropolis), Roman Empire (City of Rome, Pompeii), Byzantine Empire; Prehistoric cave paintings and megalithic culture; Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia, Indus Valley, China (Terracotta Army), Korean Peninsula; Maya, Aztec, Inca (Machu Picchu), Nazca, Angkor, Borobudur; Ancient African civilizations; Silk Road, Central Asia; Romanesque/Gothic/Renaissance/Baroque/Islamic architecture; Medieval cities, Hanseatic cities, castles, monasteries, pilgrimage routes; Heritage sites of various European countries; Colonial cities of the Age of Discovery; Palace of Versailles, modern urban planning; Industrial Revolution heritage; 20th-century architecture (Le Corbusier), modern architects (Gaudí, Wright); Cultural landscapes; Negative heritage; Transboundary heritage—a thorough collection of world cultural heritage sites along the axes of religion, era, region, architectural style, and theme. [World Heritage Sites - Nature] 320 Questions in Total
Earth's History & Fossil Sites, Geology & Macro-Plant Formations, Volcanoes, Karst Topography & Caves, Glacial Topography, Rivers, Waterfalls & Canyons, Deserts, Coasts & Islands, Natural Inscription Criteria (vii)-(x), Tropical Rainforests & Temperate Forests, Grasslands & Savannas, Wetlands & Lakes, Mountains & Polar Regions, Marine Ecosystems & Coral Reefs, Endemic Island Ecosystems (Galapagos Islands, etc.), Endangered Species, Natural Heritage Sites by Continent, Natural Aspects of Mixed Heritage Sites, Transboundary Natural Heritage Sites, World Heritage in Danger, Climate Change, Biodiversity Hotspots—Learn about natural heritage from both earth science and ecosystem perspectives.

[English, Mixed Heritage, Cross-Discipline, Current Events, Issues, Preparation] 230 Questions Total
This app covers basic English vocabulary, property names, registration criteria and treaty texts, world mixed heritage sites, cross-discipline topics such as chronological order, combinations of registration criteria, and country/city identification, statistics, issues surrounding World Heritage (tourism, development, climate change, cultural property repatriation), famous architects and figures, comparisons of the oldest, largest, and smallest sites, the latest current events from 2024–2026, and exam preparation highlights—developing practical skills directly relevant to passing the Level 1 exam.

Each question includes four choices and detailed explanations directly relevant to exam preparation. You can steadily improve your scoring ability while understanding "why" things are the way they are.

◆ SM-2 Spaced Repetition (Spaced Repetition Learning)

The greatest feature of this app is its review scheduling based on the scientifically proven SM-2 algorithm.

* Correctly answered questions are reviewed at gradually longer intervals, efficiently transferring them to long-term memory.
* Incorrectly answered questions are re-presented at shorter intervals, focusing on reinforcing weak points.
* Review notifications are sent at the optimal time, tailored to each individual's proficiency level.

The app automatically manages "when and what to review," so all you have to do is open the app daily and answer the questions presented. Even with a massive volume of 2000 questions, you can learn efficiently.

◆ Abundant learning tools to aid memory

【Memo function】
You can freely add notes to each question. Write down points you read in the text and your own memorization methods to create your own personalized reference book.

【Bookmarks】
Bookmark difficult questions and review them intensively. Simple operation with one-tap registration and unbookmarking.

【Random Review Mode】
10 questions are randomly presented from your bookmarked questions. Ideal for overcoming weaknesses right before an exam.

◆ Progress management to boost motivation

【Learning Streak】
Records daily learning as consecutive days. The motivation to continuously break your personal best will help you form a habit.

[Detailed Learning Record]
Visualize your efforts numerically, including the number of answers answered today, the total number of questions completed, and progress on each question. Progress towards your 2000-question challenge with a steady sense of accomplishment.

[Achievement Animation]
A celebratory confetti effect plays when you answer all questions correctly! Small achievements become the driving force for your next learning session.

◆ Design Befitting the Most Difficult Challenge

As an app for learning about the highest level of World Heritage sites (Level 1), we paid special attention to the design.

・A color scheme befitting the highest rank—based on pale rose with accents of deep red (burgundy) and gold

・In dark mode, a rich color scheme based on deep wine

・A modern card design with a frosted glass effect

・Beautiful Japanese font display designed for readability

We pursued a design that is easy on the eyes and reduces fatigue even during long study sessions.

◆ Smart Notifications to Never Forget Review

You can set reminders at your preferred time. The notification displays the "Number of questions to review today," so you can see at a glance what you need to do.

◆ Start for free

80 basic knowledge questions, 60 questions on major Japanese heritage sites, 70 questions on representative cultural heritage sites of the world, 30 questions on natural heritage sites, and 10 questions on current events—a total of 250 questions—are available for free. Try it out and experience the learning effect. For those who want to learn even more deeply, we offer a premium version that unlocks all 1750 paid questions.

◆ Start now

Perfect for last-minute cramming before the exam or for consistent daily study.

With 2000 systematically organized questions, you can be sure to pass the most difficult Level 1 exam.

Accelerate your learning with "World Heritage Exam Level 1: Question and Answer."