【間違い探し シニア】認知症予防に！間違い探しで毎日20分の脳活習慣No.165

This channel is for seniors and the elderly to enjoy spot-the-difference puzzles. We deliver brain-training spot-the-difference puzzles daily at 11:30 AM, helping to improve concentration, observation skills, and prevent memory loss. Each illustration includes fun facts and trivia, allowing you to learn simultaneously through listening and brain activity. Welcome to "✨Ikiiki Brain Research Institute - Spot-the-Difference Department✨"! 👉   / @ikiiki-brain   📝Today's Message 👀 Recommended for: Those who want to improve their memory and concentration Those who enjoy spot-the-difference puzzles and other puzzles Those who want to activate their brains in a fun way as a daily habit 📌 Content Easy-to-understand spot-the-difference puzzles for seniors Playful training focused on brain rejuvenation Divided into ranks, challenge yourself with 10 puzzles ranging from beginner to extremely difficult! 🕒 Update Schedule Long Videos: Released daily at 11:30 AM 👩‍🔬 Our Vision With the motto "The brain can grow regardless of age!", we deliver fun and sustainable content. Our mission at the "Ikiiki Brain Research Institute - Spot the Difference Department" is to support your "vibrant daily life." ✅ Start your "brain training habit" by subscribing to our channel! The "Ikiiki Brain Research Institute - Spot the Difference Department" releases new problems daily at 11:30 AM. Subscribe and turn on the bell icon to ensure you don't miss a single new problem. 👉    / @ikiiki-brain   🏷️ Tags #SpotTheDifference #BrainTraining #SpotTheDifferenceQuiz #BrainTraining #Seniors 【Table of Contents】 00:00 Opening (Nostalgic tools and practical wisdom from the Showa era) 00:30 Question 1: Training Spatial Awareness! Brain training using a paper map to understand your current location and direction 02:05 Question 1: Check the answer 02:22 Question 2: The star of the Showa era living room. The structure of a cathode ray tube television and the wisdom of fixing it by hitting it 03:57 Question 2: Check the answer 04:12 Question 3: What is the origin of 10,000 steps a day? A pedometer born in Japan that promotes blood flow to the brain through walking 05:49 Question 3: Check the answer 06:10 Question 4: It was also a place for socializing. The beautiful technique of shoe shiners that makes leather shoes last longer 07:45 Question 4: Check the answer 08:00 Question 5: The charm of the shutter sound. The mechanism of an SLR camera that reflects light 09:35 Question 5: Check the answer 09:50 Question 6: The first menu item in Japan was onigiri. The history of school lunches that began in the Meiji era 11:25 Question 6: Check the answer 11:43 Question 7: Breathability and elasticity. The beautiful weaving techniques of bamboo baskets and their practical use in supporting daily life 13:20 Question 7: Checking the answer 13:35 Question 8: A shape that doesn't let the aroma escape. The elegant way to enjoy autumn flavors in earthenware pot soup 15:05 Question 8: Checking the answer 15:23 Question 9: Communication in row houses. "Wellside chats" born from daily water use 17:00 Question 9: Checking the answer 17:17 Question 10: Stimulating working memory! Why tasting food is a sophisticated brain training exercise 18:50 Question 10: Checking the answer 19:09 Showa-era brain-training trivia quiz! The name of the pedometer and the beginning of school lunches 19:35 Results announcement and scoring