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Let’s Go to Japan

24.95 € 24.95 € (Including VAT) 49.95 €

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Have you always dreamed of going to Japan? In the board game Let’s Go! To Japan, this dream becomes a reality. In this game, your goal is to plan your personal dream trip to Tokyo and Kyoto. Take task cards into account, choose the right highlight of the day and make sure that after 13 rounds you’re ready to embark on the trip of your dreams. Also think carefully about how much you travel between the cities, as poor planning can cost you points.

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70×120 mm160 kaarten

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At a glance

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BoardGameGeek-score 7.6
Minimaal aantal spelers 1
Maximaal aantal spelers 4
Speelduur 40-60 min.
Aanbevolen leeftijd 10 year
Moeilijkheid (BGG) 2.2 / 5
Uitgever white goblin games
Soort spel base game
Taal NL
Have you always dreamed of going to Japan? In the board game Let’s Go! To Japan that dream becomes reality. In this game your goal is to plan your personal dream trip to Tokyo and Kyoto. Take into account mission cards, choose the right highlight of the day and make sure you are ready to take the trip of your dreams after 13 rounds. Also think carefully about how much you travel between the cities, because poor planning can cost you points.