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Livraison gratuite : Québec = 125$ et plus avant taxes. Ontario = 150$ et plus avant taxes. Autres provinces = 300$ et plus avant taxes.
Livraison gratuite : Québec = 125$ et plus avant taxes. Ontario = 150$ et plus avant taxes.

Tsukiji Market (Multilingual)

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Original price 12.99$ CAD - Original price 12.99$ CAD
Original price
12.99$ CAD
12.99$ CAD - 12.99$ CAD
Current price 12.99$ CAD
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Cueillette en magasin

106 boul. René-Lévesque Ouest à Québec
Habituellement prête en 1 heure

Livraison gratuite Québec et Ontario*

125$ avant taxes (QC) et 150$ avant taxes (ON). Ailleurs au Canada voir les modalités. Commandes traitées en moins de 24h!

Paiement 100% sécurisé

Cartes de crédit, Paypal, Shop Pay et Apple Pay

2
10 years and +
10 to 20 minutes
Bluff, cards
Auction, multi-use cards, set collection


In Tsukiji Market, buy the best fish but don't let your opponent control the scale.

Early in the morning at the Tsukiji market. Tokyo's two best cooks are competing for the coolest fish. While the new fish are unloaded from the boats, each of them wants to be the first to take advantage of it ... with the lowest offer.

Immerse yourself in the excitement of the Tokyo fish market with Tsukiji Market, a strategic duel in which two chiefs compete to obtain the coolest ingredients. This game combines bluff, speed and anticipation, inspired by the frantic atmosphere of Tsukiji.

You will have to constantly assess your bets, because by betting much more than your opponent, you considerably increase the chances that the latter steals a fish: the "price" of a card is determined by the weight on a balance, which moves to the player who has lost the bet. If the weight reaches the end of the scale, the player on this side can steal a card to his opponent!

You can also use the special effects of the different fish cards to reverse the course of the game!

At the end of the game, you will score points according to your piles of fish cards of different colors, Wasabi symbols on your cards and the position of the weight in your direction.