Les jeux sur le Japon Approuvé par 23 player(s)
Le Japon est une contrée lointaine capable de faire rêver les joueurs. Ce n'est pas pour rien qu'il existe autant de jeux de société sur la thématique du Japon et plus largement de l'Asie. Avec ces jeux aux illustrations souvent très soignées, inutile de dépenser une fortune en billet d'avion, ouvrez la boîte et vous serez transporté immédiatement. Ambiance japonisante garantie !
par
Sébastien
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Tokaido - Edition 5e Anniversaire
In Tokaido, each player is a traveler crossing the "East sea road", one of the most magnificent roads of Japan. While traveling, you will meet people, taste fine meals, collect beautiful items, discover great panoramas, and visit temples and wild places but at the end of the day, when everyone has arrived at the end of the road you'll have to be the most initiated traveler – which means that you'll have to be the one who discovered the most interesting and varied things.
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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.
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Nekojima is a wooden game of skill and dexterity in which you have to keep an entire installation in balance.
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Ticket to Ride - Japan & Italy
Try to take control of the rail network in Japan or Italy. From Tokyo to Nagasaki or Milan to Syracuse, develop your train lines as best you can.
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Tactically move meeples in a cerebral and variable game that fits in your pocket
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Brains - Jardin Japonais
Brains - Japanese Garden is the new masterpiece by Dr. Reiner Knizia. Through 50 puzzles divided into 5 levels of difficulty, test your brain or challenge your friends!
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Smash Up: Rois du Japon brings the most kawaii base-bashing you've seen to Smash Up, with four factions born from Japanese pop culture: anime fighting girls, cute collectible critters that are totally not Pokémon, colorful fighters that are in no way Power Rangers, and Godzilla.
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Vivez l'aventure - Le Japon au 100 mystères
Vivez l'aventure - Le Japon au 100 mystères is an album in which you are the hero for 7-10 years old, entirely illustrated and full of enigmas, in the tradition of the cult albums Vivez l'Aventure!
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The heron flies over the Himeji sky while the Daimio, from the top of the castle, watches his servants move.
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Tokyo Train is a placement game in which players form teams of two: the tourists and the Japanese. Can you manage to place the tourists in the Tokyo trains?
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Funkenschlag Extension 6 : Russland / Japan
Two new expansion maps for Power Grid: Russia on one side and Japan on the other.
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In war-torn feudal Japan, the soldiers are restless. The endless battles, betrayals, and broken promises have the soldiers questioning where their loyalties lie.
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Shogun no Katana is a strategic management game set in the fascinating atmosphere of feudal Japan. A complex management game with an original and innovative step-by-step activation mechanic!
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Remake of the famous Japanese game "Wind the Film", Photograph is a card game in which you capture scenes of life.
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In Kodachi, you seek to steal treasures by facing guards in one of two ways — with strength, which requires you to play cards with higher numbers than the guards, or with stealth, playing cards with lower numbers than the guards.
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In Gorinto, players take turns selecting element tiles from the Path (perimeter) and moving them onto the Mountain (game board). Each element collects in a unique pattern.
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Yuigahama Bad Seeds - Livre de base
Core rulebook of the Yuigahama Bad Seeds role-playing game, in which you play visitors or inhabitants of Yuigahama, a seaside resort located at about 40 km south of Tokyo. The town has just been isolated from the rest of Japan and the world, following an ecological disaster.
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L’Empire des Cerisiers is a fantasy universe freely inspired by Japan and voluntarily detached from the latter in order to integrate the many fantastic components, drawn directly from Japanese folklore and legends.
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Shinkansen Zero-Kei
In Shinkansen Zero-Kei, players take on the role of builders of the Tôkaidô line, in preparation to the 1964 Olympics in Tôkyô, Japan.
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Goryō is an asymmetric investigation and deduction game for two players. One plays Goryo, the avenging spirit, and the other plays the protective Samurai of the temple.
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Iki is a strategy game where you will need to grow the city of Edo by ensuring the well-being of the population. Hire craftsmen, install them on the market and acquire prestige in feudal Japan.
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Kingyo is an association game of color and speed. Catch as much Kingyo (red fish) as possible, by matching the colors of the dice. The game is playable up to 6 individual players or as a team.
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In King of Tokyo, you play mutant monsters, gigantic robots, and strange aliens—all of whom are destroying Tokyo and whacking each other in order to become the one and only King of Tokyo.
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Halloween is an expansion pack compatible with the first and second editions of King of Tokyo. Celebrate the most ghoulish of holidays as you rule the city.
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Next Station Tokyo is a flip'n'write game where you have to draw the new Tokyo subway map. To become the best master builder of the Japanese capital, please respect the specifications of the city.
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Kanagawa is a strategic and poetic card game in which you have to make your most beautiful print. Expand your workshop to immortalize the finest topics and become the most prestigious student of the Hokusai painter.
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Tokaido Duo is the version for two players in the famous Tokaido game. Play three travelers, on the Japanese island of Shikoku and mark the most points and optimize their trips. A game of Antoine Bauza, illustrated by Naiade.
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In Yokai Pagoda, calm the anger of the Yokai living in a pagoda and avoid failing in your offerings.
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In this tile laying game, discover the Haniwa, these ancestral funerary sculptures from Japan! Combine your tiles as best as possible to score maximum points.
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In Bambou, players embody clans that cultivate bamboo and use the fruits of their labor to take care of their families and thus add happiness points.
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In YOKOHAMA, each player is a merchant in the Meiji period, trying to gain fame from a successful business, and to do so they need to build a store, broaden their sales channels, learn a variety of techniques, and (of course) respond to trade orders from abroad.
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Alone or as part of a team, combine your cards to help your Kitsune progress along the path of Wisdom. Kitsune are divided into 2 clans: Zenko (blue cards) and Yako (orange cards). You'll be assigned a clan at the start of the game, but you'll have to make do with your clan's cards and those of the opposing clan to win.
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Takenokolor is a roll-and-write game set in the world of Takenoko. Roll out the colored markers, choose yours and color a square on your sheet to develop your garden.
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In Naishi, develop your region by obtaining new structures and influential characters to increase your fame. Shogun law is strict, forbidding you to rearrange the cards in your deck.
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The mischievous Tengu has hidden the Yokai's toys in the forest. Players must work together to help the Yokai find their toys. As soon as each Yokai has found its three toys, the game is won.
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Inori is a tactical, opportunistic worker placement game in which you must gain the favor of the spirits in order to become the guardian of the Great Tree.
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Plan and experience your dream vacation to Japan! In Let’s Go! To Japan.
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99 Ninja is a two player competitive tile laying game, where players use transparent cards depicting ninja from 3 different clans to surround (and assassinate) daimyo.
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In Kyoto no Neko, 2 to 4 players are kittens who explore the modern-day city of Kyoto, Japan through a series of independent, replayable scenarios.
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Gangs Of Kyoto is a family-friendly black Jack beautifully illustrated by Jérémie Fleury, set in the world of the Kyoto No Neko game.
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"L'Ère Meiji" is the perfect setting for the Cthulhu no Kami role-playing game, with occult adventures steeped in Western esotericism and the corruption of their folklore.
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Koï-Koï is a traditional game that invites you to discover the symbolism of hanafuda cards and their links with Japanese culture. It is published in collaboration with the Musée de la Carte à jouer.
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Ukiyo is an 18-card tactical game for 1 to 4 players. Players lay cards horizontally or vertically to create symbol patterns in a 6x6 grid.
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Yokai Septet is a game in which you must capture 4 high-value Boss Yokai demon cards before completing 7 tricks.
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In Okko, each player has a hand of cards representing moves, attacks or special attacks on the battlefield.
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Tsukiji Market is a game for 2 players in Matagot's Micro Games range.
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In Maki Master, you compete with your fellow chefs to complete the most valuable orders.
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In Niwashi, two gardeners try to make a Japanese garden evolve with the seasons.
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Karuta Hiragana is a memorization game that will help you discover the 46 basic characters of the Japanese hiragana syllabary.
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