AEG Let's Go! to Japan Board Game | Storytelling & Travel Planning Strategy Card Game | Plan & Experience Your Dream Vacation | 1-4 Players | Ages 10+

I absolutely love Let’s Go! To Japan! The artwork is gorgeous, and the theme feels so cozy and immersive. I especially appreciate that the game works great for solo play but also offers a smooth multiplayer experience. Whether I’m playing alone or with friends, planning a trip day by day feels relaxing and rewarding.The gameplay strikes a perfect balance—not too simple, but definitely not overthinky. It flows nicely, making it easy to enjoy without feeling overwhelmed. I love how I can focus on building my own itinerary and goals at my own pace, whether playing solo or alongside others.Pros:• Stunning, authentic artwork that really sets the mood• Flexible for solo or multiplayer play• Relaxing, light-to-medium strategy gameplay• Immersive travel theme with great card varietyCons:• Minimal player interaction, so it might not be ideal if you want a super social game• Large components can make setup and storage a bit bulkyThe game is priced around $50, which feels fair considering the beautiful artwork and high-quality components. If you value a relaxing, thematic experience with solo or multiplayer options, it’s worth the cost. However, if you’re looking for deep strategy or lots of player interaction, you might find it a bit pricey for what it offers.Overall, a wonderful game that’s become one of my favorites for both solo and group sessions!

This is a fun game that might last as long as you are thinking about the options! You can also learn things about local festivities, costumes and culture, and a bit of history. Well designed, nice illustrations, sturdy materials. Well done!I will add that it is not easy for me to learn new complex games but I picked this up in no time.

The boardgame offers a unique blend of strategy, storytelling, and cultural exploration. Its beautiful artwork and engaging gameplay make it a standout addition to any board game collection. The solo mode is well-designed, providing a challenging and enjoyable experience for individual players.

This is a fun game for families and serious gamers. If you have been to Japan, it’s even better. If you have not it, it’s still great!

This is a wonderful game with a cool Japanese cultural travel appeal. Easy to learn and so much fun to play. Everyone I've taught this to either wants to play it again or buy it.

I play this solo and love it. The illustrations are beautiful. I take my time and read some of the info on all the Japanese places. The rules are clear and the solo game works well. I have lost and won equally.It does take quite a bit of space because you still need 2 playing boards for the solo game but on a dining table or medium large coffee table, you should be ok. Quality of materials is good. Printing some of the tokens could be a bit more centered but not an issue for playing.

A peaceful game. Best when played with friends who want to describe their trip while scoring up. Scoring takes as long as the game when the adventure is described - this vital part of the enjoyment is lost in the BGA adaptation

Very fun and have played repeatedly. It's nice not to wait for everyone to take their turns. Not a lot of interaction but some.