| General Overview |
| | Includes games effective for training your 'memory' based on Makoto Shichida's educational programs. |
| | Focuses on training your ability to form mental pictures, vital to activating the right-brain. Such exercises are effective for warming up the brain at the start of the day. |
| | Ideal for those wanting to maximize memory retention in business or those wanting to improve test/exam performances, and for those wanting to retain a healthy brain. |
| Game Overview |
 The point of this game is to select an identical pattern to the displayed sample. This is an exercise for forming mental pictures. |
 The point of this game is to memorize a randomly displayed number, and match it with an identical number from the list of possible answers. |
 The point of this game is to identify picture(s) that have been replaced from the first sequence. |
 The point of this game is to memorize a randomly displayed face, and match it with an identical face from the list of possible answers. Ideal for those not good at remembering faces. |
 Multiple images are successively displayed. The point of this game is to identify image(s) that you did not see in the earlier succession. |
| Useful Tips on Improving Your 'Memory Retention' |
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 So it was green on the left, red on the bottom... is this the way you are attempting to memorize? If so, then you are only using your left-brain. Rather, try and form 'mental pictures' in your brain in the same way you would memorize photographs. Once you have 'remembered' the object, touch the touchscreen to skip the subsequent screen. Instead, try and reproduce the object as an image in your brain. Your right-brain does a remarkable job at processing images! |
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 It just gets harder and harder to memorize as the number of digits increases. Try the following method in such situations. You can convert numbers into 'sounds' or words and create a story. If the number is '146509', then you can convert it to a story like this: 'One for the 65 year-old (1465) and nothing for the 9 year-old (09)', and visualize it as a mental picture. This method can be very effective! |