The Japanese Version of Tokaido Duo

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product Description ■ The game is modeled on the Japanese Shikoku and each player manages three travelers (pilgrims traveling around the Shikoku,
merchants traveling along trade routes, and painters traveling one area at a time through trampled roads).
The player who makes these three more active wins the game.
In each round, the first player swings three dice, selects one of them, and moves his traveller by the number of eyes corresponding to the dice.
Then the second player chooses one of them, and moves his traveller by the number of eyes.
Then the first player uses the remaining dice to move around.
Each traveller takes action depending on the place where he moves, so the point is which dice he chooses.
When he moves to the place where he moves, the game ends and the player who gets more winning points wins the game.
The player who gets more winning points wins the game.
The player who takes action depending on the place where he moves is fun.
The number of people who move depends on the dice number. The system that is slightly different from the 『 Tokaido 』 until now is fun. The board that represents the Shikoku region is small but full of various elements.
The unique artwork by Mr. Naiad is attractive.
The game can be enjoyed by a family of French people with the theme of Edo culture.
The number of people who move depends on the dice number.
The number of people who move depends on the number of dice.
The number of people who move depends on the number of dice. The game is enjoyable.
The number of people who move depends on the number of dice number. The game is enjoyable.
The number of people who move depends on the number of dice number. The game is enjoyable.
The number of people who move depends on the number of dice number. The game is enjoyable.
The number of people who move depends on the number of dice number. The game is played by two people.
Play time : about 20-30 minutes.
Target age : 8 or older
Designer : Antoine Boza
Six traveller boards
Play time : about 20-30 minutes
The number of people who move depends on the number of dice number. The game is Hotei