Kickboard Rush
Race an e-scooter from Tokyo Station toward the office, weaving left and right at full speed. You blast through the station concourse and out into the streets as the clock ticks down.
Browser games whose screens are in Japanese. 33 games
Race an e-scooter from Tokyo Station toward the office, weaving left and right at full speed. You blast through the station concourse and out into the streets as the clock ticks down.
Pick a batter or pitcher, get a randomly made season of stats and the club’s first salary offer, then choose three stats to argue about. Each round you pick one of four lines to say to the club, and a good argument raises how they rate that stat.
An old song loops its chorus forever while a crowd of stick figures dances under the lights. Hit the big red button the instant everyone shouts "Tequila!" and keep your streak going. It never ends on a miss, only when you give up.
Move the toppings of a Jiro-style ramen bowl with chopsticks and count them. That is the whole game.
Slice vegetables with a giant chainsaw, drop them in the pot and cook a curry.
Draw the outline of Gifu Prefecture from memory in one stroke, then drag it onto a map of Japan. The real shape is laid over yours, and you get separate scores for shape and location.
You are the agent showing animal customers around a room, and each one asks a question about what they care about. Pick one of three answers that turns the room’s flaws into selling points; a bad pick drops the “want to live here” meter at the top.
Work the claw with three taps and try to grab a prize.
Ring the doorbell of each house and catch the candy that comes flying out in a jack-o-lantern bucket, moving it left and right before the 30 seconds run out. Treats add to your count, but bugs and poison take candy away, so dodge them.
High-speed 2D robot battles. Open alpha.
Tap through a Halloween mystery as twin hamster-eared detectives looking into a missing pumpkin pudding. After the opening talk you pick which of three visitors to look into, with a 5 to 15 minute play time.
Pick a bike and rev its engine for 10 seconds by tapping anywhere as fast as you can. The louder it gets, the bigger the things your sound waves smash: signs, trucks, a tower, even the moon.
Trace a shape with your finger on folded paper to cut out your own sumo wrestler; its outline decides its height, weight and stability. Then send it into the ring and drum on the ring floor to shake it, until one paper wrestler tips over or steps out.
The morning after Halloween, steer a little vacuum robot around a town square full of wrappers, pumpkins and party trash. Small bits make the nozzle grow so it can swallow bigger things, and you race to get the town 100% clean before people arrive at 7:30.
Tap the glowing tips to split a growing tree into more branches in the narrow gap between buildings. Branches never stop growing, so where and when you tap decides how the tree spreads before it reaches the walls.
A point-and-click adventure: solve the puzzles in about 15 minutes. In Japanese.
Click to advance the talk with Kishi, a mysterious man drawn in pencil-style black and white, and pick your replies when choices appear. His face shifts with each line, from a wide grin to a quiet, thoughtful look.
Compare five fictional overseas players by age, past clubs and fees, then sign just one for Sapporo. The rest of the season plays out match by match, and you get a scout grade and a card telling what became of the player.
A tower defense game for PC and phone.
A joke game: give a massage until they finally fall asleep.
Tap, click or press Space to stop a sliding bar on the center line. It looks easy, but stopping a hair off counts as a miss, and three misses end the run.
Move your team and win back the city’s signal. A tactics game.
Gather money and trust in 30 days so you can keep living at your parents’ house.
A horror game: on the night shift, you start to notice something is wrong.
A fast, satisfying roguelike RPG in the browser.
A horse racing sim where you are the owner.
Answer two-choice questions about your childhood and it guesses which Japanese prefecture you grew up in. The map narrows region by region with each answer until a pin drops on its guess.
Ride the bullet train around Japan and learn hiragana and katakana.
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