- Set the gameboard in the middle of the table.
- Take the achievement cards and place them next to the board.
- Separate the cards into piles based on the backs of the cards.
- Sort the panorama cards by type and then sort each type placing the lowest numbered cards on top.
Similarly one may ask, what is Tokaido game?
Tokaido is an odd combination of the Game of Life and Parcheesi, with a unique movement twist thrown in. Tokaido is based on Tokai-do, an old road that runs between Kyoto and Tokyo. The board is a representation of that road, with stops for beautiful views, hot springs, inns, and the like.
Also, how many players can play Tokaido? Tokaido is a game (or “journey”) incorporating board movement, set collecting, and variable player powers. It was designed by Antoine Bauza, for 2 to 5 players, and takes about 45 minutes to play (or “experience”).
Also to know, how do I move Tokaido?
In Tokaido, the player whose Traveler is farthest behind on the road (with respect to the destination) is the player who takes the next turn. This player must move his Traveler forward – that is, toward Edo – to the open space of his choice, freely passing over one or more open spaces, if he wishes.
Who goes first in Tokaido?
The first traveler occupies the space nearest the road, and later travelers form a line after him. When the first traveler arrives at an Inn, he draws as many Meal cards as there are players, plus 1.
Where is Tokaido?
Tōkaidō (road)| Tōkaidō | |
|---|---|
| West end | Sanjō Ōhashi in Kyoto, Japan |
| Ōsaka Kaidō at Ōtsu-juku station, Japan Nakasendō at Kusatsu-juku station, Japan | |
| East end | Edobashi in Edo, Japan |
