Hanafuda: Sakura + Sutda
boardgame
- Players:
- 2–10
- Time:
- 30–60 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Flower Battle
boardgame
- Players:
- 2–3
- Time:
- 30 min
- Min. Age:
- 10
Koi-Koi
boardgame
Hanafuda is a traditional two-player Japanese card game played with flower decks. Players match cards by month to form scoring combinations called Yaku. Calling "Koi-Koi" continues the round to increase scores, risking everything for a higher win.
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 30 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Formosa Flowers
boardgame
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 15–30 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Koi Koi Solitaire
boardgame
- Players:
- 1
- Time:
- 10–30 min
- Min. Age:
- 10
Hanafuda Nā Pua Hawai'i: The Flowers of Hawai'i
boardgame
- Players:
- 2–6
- Time:
- –
- Min. Age:
- 6
Hachi-Hachi
boardgame
- Players:
- 3–7
- Time:
- 60 min
- Min. Age:
- 10
Emperor's Garden
boardgame
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 30 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Okoshki
boardgame
- Players:
- 2
- Time:
- 30 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Go Stop
boardgame
Go Stop is a fast-paced Korean card game played with illustrated Hwatu flower cards and is an advanced version of Koi-Koi. In short rounds, players collect card sets worth varying point values.
- Players:
- 2–5
- Time:
- 60 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Hanafuda
boardgame
Hanafuda is a traditional 18th-century Japanese card game featuring 48 beautifully illustrated cards divided into twelve months. A variety of games can be played with the deck, historically including Hachi-Hachi and nowadays predominantly Koi-Koi.
- Players:
- 2–7
- Time:
- 60 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Kakkuri
boardgame
- Players:
- 7–8
- Time:
- –
- Min. Age:
- 0
Oicho-Kabu
boardgame
- Players:
- 2–13
- Time:
- 5 min
- Min. Age:
- 12
Kwa-Dō
boardgame
Kwa-DÅ« is an easy-to-learn card game for up to six players aged eight and up. The 48-card deck features seasonal motifs, animals, and a dragon as the highest-value card. Players aim to score points through matching patterns and cards.
- Players:
- 2–6
- Time:
- 30 min
- Min. Age:
- 8