検定forサザエさん　クイズゲームアプリ　 for PC

Sazae-san is a Japanese manga by Machiko Hasegawa, also known by the name of its main character, Sazae Fuguta. The original manga is a four-panel manga serialized in a newspaper.

An unofficial and unofficial quiz app has appeared!

This app offers a wide range of quizzes on characters, stories, trivia, movie information, anime, manga, authors, and more!

[Quiz included in the app]

Fuguta turban shell
Isono Skipjack
Isono seaweed
Namihei Isono
Fune Isono
Fuguta Masuo
Fuguta Tarao
Tama
Norisuke Namino
Taiko Namino

This work has been made into an animation, broadcasted on the radio, and is very popular.

You can challenge the quiz immediately after watching the anime!

Quiz will be added from time to time, so please look forward to it!

The world of "Sazae-san" that you don't know yet is spreading.

How many problems can you solve, from easy problems to maniac problems?

Let's try to get all the questions correct!
Please note that this app is unofficial.

[Recommended for such people]
・ Fans of "Sazae-san"
・ Those who want to know more about "Sazae-san"
・ Those who are confident in their knowledge of "Sazae-san"
・ Those who want to have fun in their spare time
・ Those who want to enjoy the quiz app
・Those who want story material for "Sazae-san"

The original manga is a 4-panel manga serialized in a newspaper (however, a short story manga of about 5 pages was serialized in a magazine and included in "Bessatsu Sazae-san"). I became independent from the Nishinippon Shimbun and asked Hasegawa to write a series for the Fukuoka local newspaper "Evening Fukunichi". The serialization began on April 22, 1946, but was discontinued when Hasegawa moved to Tokyo. At the beginning of the series, the dialogue was written in katakana. The manga is set in Hakata, and Sazae was single, but when the serialization ends, Sazae is supposed to be married to Masuo. The author of "Sazae-san Uchiakewa" reminisces, albeit a little). After Hasegawa's family moved to Sakurashinmachi in Tokyo, the serialization was resumed in "Evening Fukunichi", the stage was also moved to Tokyo, and Masuo began to live with the Isono family.