Step back in time to 1620 in Walking in Osaka, a beautifully illustrated card-drafting and tableau-building game from Taiwan. As traveler Fanny, you find yourself wandering through the vibrant castle town of Osaka during the Tokugawa shogunate, a time of bustling trade, community, and reconstruction. Over the course of 15–30 minutes, 2–4 players draft town cards, layer buildings, and strategically place districts to recreate the interconnected prosperity of medieval Osaka. Each district brings unique scoring opportunities, encouraging careful planning, clever combinations, and thematic storytelling. Part of the acclaimed Walking in… series, Walking in Osaka blends accessible mechanics with immersive cultural themes, making it an ideal choice for families and casual gamers who enjoy travel-inspired experiences. Whether you’re a fan of Japanese history or elegant card games, Walking in Osaka offers a rich and replayable journey into the past. 📋 View Walking in Osaka on BoardGameGeek
