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The Reason People Get Hooked on Solving Mysteries Is because of "Successful Experiences" and "Failure experiences." What Are the Origins of Yoshiaki Yamamoto and Ryoto Kawakami, the Mystery-Solving Creator Group "NazoLock" that Originated From QuizKnock?
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From the late 2000s to the present day, "mystery solving" has maintained its popularity without being a fleeting trend. It is an experiential form of entertainment where participants solve problems and puzzles to complete missions. QuizKnock, well-known for its quizzes, is also hosting a touring mystery-solving game, "Tokyo Metro Mystery Solving Guidebook: A Route Map Following the Jewels," until July 31st. The mystery-solving game was created b…
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