Board game Ohanami [with Japanese translation]

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Product explanation ■ Japanese translation

"Ohanami" is a cherry blossom viewing theme, in which you select a card, make 3 rows in front of you, and score by the number of colors that will be scored in each round. It was a game.

Cut the cards well and distribute 10 cards to each player.

Each player chooses two cards from his hand and turns them face-down in front of him and hands the remaining cards to the next player according to the round.
When everyone chooses two and passes the rest to the next player, they put each of the two cards they choose in their own row, or add them to a row that they have already made .

After that, play in clockwise order. You can decide whether to use both, only one of them, or not both.
If there is an unnecessary card, turn it back and discard it.

Players can have up to 3 card rows and any card can be used.
When you add a card to a row, you must play a number that is higher than the highest number currently in the row or a number that is lower than the lowest number that is currently in the row.

When adding a large number, place it above the largest card, and when adding a small number, place it below the smallest card. Make the card numbers visible.

After that, select two cards from the next player and add them to the line.
Continue until everyone has played 10 cards.

When the round is over, the following processing is performed.
After the first round, only the blue motif will be scored. Earn 3 points with this card.
The second round will only score blue and green motifs. Blue cards earn 3 points, and green cards earn 4 points per card.

After completing the score collection, hand out 10 cards from the deck to each player and start a new round.
Leave the garden as it is after the round, and add cards to it in the next round.

At the end of the third round, there are 3 blue cards, 4 green cards, and 7 gray cards.
Peach cards are scored according to the number of peach cards placed according to the following table.

This will calculate the score for each player. The player with the highest score wins.

■ Game outline ■
Number of players: 2 to 4 people
Play time: about 20 minutes
Target age: 8 years old and over
Designer: Steffen Benndorf

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120 cards
Score tabulation 1 book
Instruction manual (original / Japanese) 1 copy each

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