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Create the most charming town at the foot of Mt Yotei, also known as Ezo Fuji, located in Hokkaido Japan ︎ Expand your land with limited manpower, win bids using potatoes, and develop your town. ︎ There are multiple paths to victory. The person who maximizes the charm of their town and collects the most “Charm Points” wins!

Nippon: Genro is a major expansion to Nippon: Zaibatsu, adding a new political layer of interaction that reshapes the game’s economic engine and strategic flow. According to the publisher, the expansion introduces five Genro, each providing a persistent global constraint and a unique mechanical twist, deepening decision‑making and increasing overall complexity. In every game, players select two...

Ascend the Shinra Tower: Final Fantasy VII is a cooperative balancing / stacking game for 1–5 players. Players work together to build the wobbly Shinra Tower using floor and wall panels of various heights, and try to guide Cloud up to the eighth level without the structure collapsing. Throughout the game, enemies (including Turks and Sephiroth) appear that must be overcome while the team works...

The "Takenoko: Chibis – New Eco Edition" expansion introduces Miss Panda to the imperial bamboo garden. Her arrival brings new strategic opportunities, as Miss Panda can give birth to adorable baby pandas. These baby panda tiles not only provide additional victory points but also offer special bonuses that enrich the gameplay.

A long time ago at the Japanese Imperial court, the Chinese Emperor offered a giant panda bear as a symbol of peace to the Japanese Emperor. Since then, the Japanese Emperor has entrusted his court members (the players) with the difficult task of caring for the animal by tending to his bamboo garden.

In Takenokolor, you make your debut as a gardener. You must develop your bamboo grove, create watering places, and attract fish and ladybugs to make your garden a little piece of paradise resplendent with color.

6 suspects is a game of memory and logical deduction. A crime has been committed. Two hidden evidence cards are assigned to each one of the six suspects. Players look at evidence cards, one after the other, trying to be the first to find the culprit.

Jisogi is a worker-placement board game. The theme is Anime, more specifically the hard-working folks and the crushing business behind it.

40 metal coins for Nippon: Zaibatsu.

Stripped of your title and cast out from your clan, your journey begins as a ronin, a masterless samurai wandering a world that no longer claims you — but the path of redemption is not closed. Through careful strategy and unshakable determination, you can reclaim your honor and rise once more as a true samurai.

Hasami Shogi, often called “Scissor Chess”, is a variant of the Japanese game Shogi. The name comes from the way players capture enemy pieces between two of their own pieces.

Boardquest is a turn-based strategy with RPG elements for 1-4 players. It replicates and condenses the experience of epic tabletop RPGs such as Dungeons & Dragons and Das Schwarze Auge and remixes it with elements known from widely beloved video and board games (Warcraft, Heroscape, Gloomhaven, and others).  

1889, an 18xx game in the series originated by Francis Tresham's 1829, is set in Shikoku Japan. The rules are similar to 1830: Railways & Robber Barons on a smaller and terrain-heavy map.

As a master sushi chef, you've studied your craft for years. It took diligent training to perfect specialty maki like your All-Day Breakfast, Octopus's Garden, and Squid Salad Sandwich, but now you face your toughest challenge yet: Friday night dinner rush! In Maki Master, you compete with your fellow chefs to complete the most valuable orders. You can concentrate on short and simple...

The third expansion for Onitama, Light and Shadow offers a new way to explore the elegant and simple game of martial tactics by introducing a new type of pawn: the Ninja! Unlike other pawns, the Ninja moves secretly, hidden from your opponent's view until they are ready to strike...

It's showtime in Kabuki Tricks, with players becoming producers of Kabuki performances in which the quality of showmanship depends on the number of tricks to be won.