Sapporo 1876

Sapporo 1876

2022Takeo Yamada

2 players
45 min
2.4/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

In 1872, the Government of Meiji Japan promoted immigration to Sapporo to develop Hokkaido. In 1876, Sapporo Agricultural College was opened to develop human resources, including immigrants. Players are feudal lords who have moved to Sapporo. Contribute to Sapporo's municipal government in order to raise your clan's prosperity and wealth. To achieve this, it is important to contribute to the education at the Agricultural College. Send your well-trained pupils to the city hall and put them into vital positions. It is also important to cultivate lands, build personal contacts, and invest in buildings for future prosperity. At the end of the game, the player who has earned more fame points will have their name engraved in the history of Sapporo development.

There are no videos for this game yet.

Creators who cover this

eVanDiesel
eVanDiesel
1 video of this game

Games like this

2023Takeo Yamada

Videos
21
Creators
18
Mostly reviews and how-to-play

1 - 4 players60 - 120 min3.3 weight

2023Takeo Yamada

Videos
2
Creators
2
Reviews and unboxings

2 players45 - 60 min2.7 weight

2020Takeo Yamada

Videos
1
Creators
1
Reviews

1 - 4 players120 - 180 min3.0 weight

About Sapporo 1876

From BoardGameGeek:

In 1872, the Government of Meiji Japan promoted immigration to Sapporo to develop Hokkaido. In 1876, Sapporo Agricultural College was opened to develop human resources, including immigrants. Players are feudal lords who have moved to Sapporo. Contribute to Sapporo's municipal government in order to raise your clan's prosperity and wealth. To achieve this, it is important to contribute to the education at the Agricultural College. Send your well-trained pupils to the city hall and put them into vital positions. It is also important to cultivate lands, build personal contacts, and invest in buildings for future prosperity. At the end of the game, the player who has earned more fame points will have their name engraved in the history of Sapporo development.

Designer

Takeo Yamada

Artists

Tatsuki Asano, Rocinante Urabe

View on BoardGameGeek ›