Pegasus Namiji

In Namiji, the independent successor to Tokaido, players slip into the roles of people in ancient Japan who make a living fishing in the southern Japanese archipelago. Your goal is to experience a journey along the Japanese coast as possible and at the same time as possible with the most adventurous experience. Thematically appropriate, in addition to magnificent sea creatures and colourful fish, mystical elements also play a role, for example sacrifice made of paper to calm the sea spirits. At Namiji, there is no fixed order of the players. On the train is the person whose boat is furthest behind the sea route. Only one boat can stand on each field and pull backwards is not allowed. The fields represent stations of the journey that trigger different instant effects. So fish and crustaceans can be fished here, but also sacrifices or spectacular panoramas can be discovered. The port stations, on the other hand, offer time for a soothing rest before the journey continues. The journey to the Zen universe of Namiji takes about an hour, in which the players are transported directly to Japan thanks to 60 thematically illustrated panoramic maps.