間違い探し 江戸時代の文化 -浮世絵で脳トレ

Find the "differences" between two pictures of Edo depicted in the style of Ukiyo-e woodblock prints. A New Year's street scene, a festival night market, a teahouse on the Tokaido road, a snow-covered shrine— This is a spot-the-difference game for adults that lets you enjoy a journey through the life and culture of the Edo period. Download it for free and start your brain training habit today. ▼ The Beautiful World of Edo ・All stages feature original Ukiyo-e style illustrations ・Themes include annual events such as New Year's and Hina Matsuri, castle town markets, and seasonal landscapes ・Over 100 different spot-the-difference stages, with more being added regularly ▼ Easy Controls for In-Depth Play ・A simple spot-the-difference game where you compare two pictures, one above the other, and tap to find the differences ・Pinch to zoom in. Find even the smallest differences in detail ・Each stage is just a few minutes long. Perfect for brain training in short bursts of free time, or as a companion for a settled evening. ▼ Don't worry if you get stuck ・Hints will secretly reveal undiscovered locations ・Time extensions are available if you run out of time ・You can restart from where you left off if you make a mistake ▼ Earn points the more you play ・Get points by clearing stages. Watching videos doubles the points ・Use accumulated points for hints and time extensions ・Collect your favorite Edo-period paintings in the "Encyclopedia" and save them as wallpaper ▼ Daily enjoyment ・Daily bonuses ・Rewards for completing milestone missions ・Improve your record with the "Total Level" that progresses the more you play ▼ Recommended for: ・Those who like spot-the-difference, puzzles, and brain training games ・Those who want to hone their observation skills and concentration with spot-the-difference games ・Those who want to be soothed by the atmosphere of Ukiyo-e, Japanese style, and retro aesthetics ・Perfect for brain training for seniors and adults Free download. Embark on a spot-the-difference journey through the town of Edo.