Yokohama - How to Play

Today, I show you how to play the 2-4 player game Yokohama by designer Hisashi Hayashi and published by Okazu Brand and Tasty Minstrel Games.
In the beginning of the Meiji era, the opening of foreign trade and the decline of Edo led Yokohama to be the premier trading hub in all of Japan. Copper and raw silk turned into export goods. The city started to modernize with foreign tech and culture. Behind all of these incredible developments were the capable merchants of Yokohama.
More info on BGG:
boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1...
Kickstarter Link:
kck.st/28JNwXP
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[@stealthyshiroean]

Thank you for this clear and concise video. I only found out about this game about a month ago and just received my copy the other day. Super excited to try it out because of the game's setting. Meiji period is my favorite period of history to study so this board game was perfect.

[@pontiuspilot00]

Thank you for your clean explanations for the game. When I ordered the game (Deluxified Edition) from KickStarter last year I thought it would take a heck of a lot of time to comprehend the rules. Due to your video here though I was able to get this to the table more than I expected

[@Alexanderkermani]

Loved that. I had doubts about getting this game, but this has helped me understand more about what to expect. Very, very good video. Everything I needed to know, with nothing that I didn't. Thanks, man!

[@88Renji88]

That was very clean. Thx for sharing.

[@andredevilliers7825]

Simple, easy and clean. Fantastic work, very clear.

[@TripleFX]

That was a really straight forward and concise explanation of the mechanics. Very well done. Thanks for all the work you put into making it.

[@matts3155]

Great video! Thanks!

[@PhilHenDrums]

Very well done video. Thank you for making it.

[@wombatwad]

well done