TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI
TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI
TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI is a game about Japanese vending machines and drinks, with multiple 5-10 minute games inside. The core of the gameplay centers on a vending machine drink tower, into which miniature drinks are dropped. Some of the drinks will come out again, and others won't!
Included in the game are six drink types, with six different colors, that fit conveniently into six yellow drink crates. Each game has its own unique twist, offering a fun and easy to pick up experience for 1-6 players.
On top of the standalone games included, JIDOHANBAIKI comes with extra components and rules that are used specifically to integrate with both TOKYO METRO & TOKYO JUTAKU.
—description from the publisher
Included in the game are six drink types, with six different colors, that fit conveniently into six yellow drink crates. Each game has its own unique twist, offering a fun and easy to pick up experience for 1-6 players.
On top of the standalone games included, JIDOHANBAIKI comes with extra components and rules that are used specifically to integrate with both TOKYO METRO & TOKYO JUTAKU.
—description from the publisher
Player Count
1
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12
Playing Time
5
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45
Age
14
Year Released
2018
Designers
Kenichi Tanabe, Kota Nakayama (中山 宏太), Toryo Hojo, Travis D. Hill, Nick Halper, Zach Given, Jake Given, Michael Fox (II), Dylan Howard Cromwell, Stefan Brakman, Jordan Draper
Publishers
Jordan Draper Games
Board Game Category
Abstract Strategy, Collectible Components, Miniatures, Party Game