Kaigan

2009年発売

In 1800, at 55 years of age, Tadataka Ino started his journey to make the first scale map of Japan's coast (Kaigan) using modern surveying techniques. His project lasted 21 years and resulted in a 1:36000 scale map that remained the definitive map of Japan for over a century. Ino's work brought renown not only to himself, but to Japan as well. In Kaigan, the players, overseeing teams of surveyors, compete against each other to map the coast of Japan. During the game, the players will generate income by improving their artistic skills and developing relationships with local governments. Using this money, the players will dispatch their surveyors around the island of Japan in an effort to map its different regions. After 5 rounds, representing the 21 years it took to complete Tadataka Ino's map, the player who has traveled the farthest and contributed the most to mapping Japan will gain the most honor and will win the game.

メカニクス

Action Point Allowance System Area Control / Area Influence Area Majority / Influence Hand Management Action Points

カテゴリー

Travel

デザイナー

Kenichi Tanabe

パブリッシャー

Takamagahara Ascora Games

プレイ人数: 3-4 Players
時間: 1.5 hours
重さ（複雑さ）: Medium — 2.94/5
年: 2009
BGG評価: 6.91
BGGランク: #5546
対象年齢: 12+

よくある質問

Kaigan supports 3 to 4 players.

A typical game of Kaigan takes about 90 minutes.

Kaigan has a complexity rating of 2.94/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.

The recommended minimum age for Kaigan is 12+.

Kaigan has a rating of 6.91/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 459 ratings. It is ranked #5546 overall.

Kaigan was designed by Kenichi Tanabe. It was published in 2009.