This video from the channel ‘Japan Contents’ introduces a brain-training number game designed to stimulate your memory and cognitive skills. Using a format inspired by exercises often recommended in Japan for maintaining mental sharpness and helping prevent dementia, the video presents nine interactive questions where viewers are challenged to find matching pairs of numbers within a table, all within a strict 45-second time limit.

As part of the challenge, the video records how quickly you can spot the matching pair, providing an estimated ‘brain age’ based on your response time. This feature adds an engaging and competitive element, allowing you to see how your cognitive speed compares to others. Many such exercises are becoming popular in Japan, not only among older adults but also with younger individuals seeking to keep their minds agile.

The video encourages participation by inviting viewers to comment on their ‘brain age’ results and subscribe for more interactive content. While not focused on a specific location or sightseeing destination, these kinds of educational puzzle games are often featured in Japanese media and are a part of everyday wellness culture, especially as Japan addresses the challenges of an aging population.

Whether you’re a language learner interested in Japanese wellness trends or simply want to test your own memory skills, this brain-training video offers a fun way to engage with Japanese-style cognitive exercises from home.