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In this game, you play rock, paper, scissors using cards.
Both players choose a card from their hand and place it
face down in front of them. When both people haveto see if there
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16 Janken card (1-16) 2 sets
new design

Winner determination

Play rock, paper, scissors
5 times! You'll know who
won or lost in the end!

3 border tile 4 setsoriginal design

1～9Game end

9 in their hand. As a result, cards with 1 to 4 player played
are rock, 6 to 8 are scissors, and 10 to 16 are paper. Player B

Boundary cards and boundary tiles determine whether thecard you played is rock, paper, or scissors.
Janken cards with a number less than the lower boundary
card are rock. Cards with a number between twoboundary cards are scissors. Cards with a number morethan the higher boundary card are paper.
111, so cards player B with 2 to 14 are rock, and 16 is paper.
Since player A has won twice, player A is the winner.

A

13 ～ 16

cardsin hand
6～8Player

1～4Janken
No-Border

10 ～ 16←2 reference cardSet up

Does it look like scissors?
This is rock!
Because that's how you set it!

boundary cards with the lower number on the left and theSee 5-6 pp. for rules for 4 or 3 players.

rock on the left of the boundary card, scissors in between, andpaper on the right.
It will be determined at the end.

and two sets of border tiles. Return unused sets to theDraw

rock, paper, or scissors.
Rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, and paper beats
rock. If the hands are the same, it it a draw. Repeat thisB wins

A wins

A winsDrawboundary cards
Janken cards and deal 7 cards to each player for theirhand. Place the remaining 2 cards face down on the sideof the table without looking.
12with the most wins is the winner. If there is a tie in thenumber of wins, the player who wins later is the winner.
If only a draw happens, play rock, paper, scissors withyour hands to decide. the winner

3B

2 ～ 1416

cards
in hand4

It's a tournament!

Use two sets of Janken cards, divide into two groups, andplay the first matches simultaneously. The winners of thefirst matches will then play the final match. The winner ofthe final match will be the champion. In the meantime, thelosers of the first matches may play a match to determine
all rankings.

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5Three people play a game using one
Janken card set.
Make the following changes:
Setup
Deal 5 cards to each player. Place the remaining card facedown on the side of the table.
Game flow
Same as normal rules, play the cards one by one. Repeat
this three times.
Game end
The game ends when all three players have played threecards. Place the remaining two cards face up in front of thethree cards they played. These are border cards.
Winner determination
Fight your hand in the same way. The player with the mostwins is the winner.
Example: Player A played rock, rock, and scissors. Player B
played rock, rock, and rock. Player C player paper, rock,and scissors. Player C wins the first round, player A and B
win the second round, and player B wins the third round.
B has two wins, so B is the winner.
6Hand credit

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2Daifuku (2)73
Akira (3)8Plus (5)4
Yuno (4)9
Aochika (2)CreditGame Design: Chikasuzu
Art Work: TANSANEnglish Translation: Shota Okano
English Proofreading: James Nathan
Editors: Yoshihiko Koriyama, Shota Okano

5Omi (6)10
Yo (4)

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Ritsu (8)Sacktaro (5)Chiyo (2)12Fumi (7)1514Hibi (0)6
Rintaro (9)Mao (1)

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Kotoha (0)Thank you for cooperation!
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