The board game “Kashido” centers on the traditional Japanese confection known as “wagashi.”
Participants reposition wagashi tiles in four distinct colors—vertically, horizontally, and diagonally—contesting for points based on their alignments. This game is strategic and offers a rewarding experience when players successfully implement their tactics.
Japan, the old capital Kamakura. Here, in this age, you are an apprentice patissier, making traditional japanese pastries. One day, the master gathered all his apprentices and proclaimed: "I will employ the one who most beautifully can decorate these pastries" Will that person be you? Can you line up the pastries prettier than everyone else? This is an abstract open information strategy game, where you exchange places of pastries of four different colours, in order to line them up orthogonally and diagonally, and score the corresponding points.
