HASBRO F5119

HASBRO Monopoly Japan Edition Board Game Instruction Manual

Model: F5119

Introduction

Welcome to the Monopoly Japan Edition! This popular board game allows players to buy, sell, and trade properties across Japan, aiming to become the wealthiest player. This manual provides instructions for setup, gameplay, and understanding the game's components.

Monopoly Japan Edition board game box and game board with Japanese landmarks
The Monopoly Japan Edition game, featuring a board with various Japanese locations and custom game pieces.

Game Components

The Monopoly Japan Edition includes the following items:

  • Game board
  • 6 Game pieces (tokens)
  • 28 Title Deed cards
  • 16 Chance cards
  • 16 Community Chest cards
  • 32 Houses
  • 12 Hotels
  • 2 Dice
  • 1 Set of Monopoly money
  • Game guide
  • Location map
Six unique silver-colored Monopoly game tokens with Japanese designs: a Maneki-neko (beckoning cat), an origami crane, sushi, a cherry blossom, a Daruma doll, and a Shogi piece.
Close-up of the six custom game tokens included in the Monopoly Japan Edition, featuring traditional Japanese motifs.
A Monopoly Japan Edition Title Deed card for Hirosaki Park, showing rent and building costs.
An example of a Title Deed card, detailing property information, rent, and building costs.
Monopoly Japan Edition Chance and Community Chest cards, showing a 'Chance' card with a gift box and a 'Community Chest' card with Mr. Monopoly.
Examples of the 'Chance' and 'Community Chest' cards, which introduce random events into the game.
A hand holding a 500-denomination Monopoly game money note.
Monopoly game money, used for transactions throughout the game.

Setup

  1. Place the game board on a flat surface.
  2. Separate the Chance cards and Community Chest cards, shuffle each deck, and place them face down on their designated spaces on the board.
  3. Each player chooses a game piece and places it on the "GO" space.
  4. Each player receives a starting amount of ¥1500 from the bank, consisting of: 5 x ¥1, 1 x ¥5, 2 x ¥10, 1 x ¥20, 1 x ¥50, 4 x ¥100, 2 x ¥500.
  5. Choose a Banker. The Banker is responsible for the bank's money, properties, houses, and hotels. The Banker can also play, but must keep their personal money separate from the bank's.
  6. Each player rolls the dice. The player with the highest roll goes first. Play proceeds clockwise.
Monopoly Japan Edition game board laid out with money, cards, houses, hotels, and dice.
An overhead view of the Monopoly Japan Edition game board, showing all components ready for play.

Gameplay

Player Turn

On your turn, roll both dice and move your game piece clockwise around the board the number of spaces indicated by the dice. The space you land on determines your action.

A hand rolling two white dice over the Monopoly Japan Edition game board.
A player rolling the dice to determine their move on the game board.

Landing on a Property

If you land on an unowned property (land or airport), you may buy it from the bank for the price indicated on the board. If you choose not to buy it, the property is auctioned off to the highest bidder.

If you land on a property owned by another player, you must pay them rent. The rent amount is listed on the property's Title Deed card.

A hand placing a Maneki-neko token on the Mount Fuji property space on the Monopoly Japan Edition board.
A game token placed on a property space, indicating a player's position.

Building Houses and Hotels

Once you own all properties of a color group, you can begin building houses. You must build evenly across the properties in the group. After building four houses on a property, you can upgrade them to a hotel.

A hand placing a red house game piece onto a property space on the Monopoly Japan Edition board.
A player placing a red house on the Nagoya Castle property, indicating development.

Negotiation and Trading

Players can negotiate and trade properties, money, or "Get Out of Jail Free" cards with each other at any time. The value of trades is determined by the players involved.

A family playing Monopoly Japan Edition, with a child and adult exchanging game money.
A family enjoying the game, with a child receiving money from an adult during a trade or transaction.

Winning the Game

The goal of Monopoly is to be the last player remaining after all other players have gone bankrupt.

Special Board Spaces

GO

When you pass or land on "GO", collect ¥200 from the bank.

Jail

If you land on "Go to Jail", you immediately move to the Jail space and your turn ends. You do not collect ¥200 for passing "GO". To get out of Jail, you can pay a fine of ¥50, use a "Get Out of Jail Free" card, or roll doubles on your next three turns.

Free Parking

This is a safe space. No money is collected or paid when landing here.

Income Tax / Luxury Tax

If you land on these spaces, you must pay the specified amount to the bank.

Product Overview Video

An overview video demonstrating the components and general gameplay of the Monopoly Japan Edition board game, including the board, custom tokens, and family interaction.

Safety Warnings

  • This product contains small parts. Choking hazard. Not suitable for children under 3 years old.
  • Product design and colors may vary from illustrations.

Product Specifications

BrandHASBRO
Model NumberF5119
GTIN (UPC)195166159201
MaterialsPlastic, Resin, Paper, Metal
ThemeMonopoly
GenreParty, Family
Number of Players2-6
LanguageJapanese
Manufacturer Recommended Minimum Age8 years (96 months)
Product Dimensions (L x W x H)39.9 x 26.7 x 4.1 cm
Product Weight1 kg
Batteries RequiredNo
Assembly RequiredNo
Front of the Monopoly Japan Edition game box, showing Mr. Monopoly and various Japanese landmarks.
The front of the game box, highlighting the Japanese theme with iconic locations and the classic Mr. Monopoly character.

Warranty and Support

For warranty information or customer support, please refer to the contact details provided on the product packaging or visit the official HASBRO website.

Visit the Hasbro Japan Store on Amazon

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