Municipality Battle

A territory-taking shogi game played on a map of every municipality in Japan. Open it from “Games” → “Municipality Battle”. You can play without logging in.

How to play

• The board is Japan's 1,792 municipalities. You can choose which regions and prefectures to use.
• 2 to 16 players can play. You can play on this device (with the CPU or by taking turns) or online.
• There are free-for-all games, and Red vs White games where players split into teams.

Rooms with bets

Enter from “風の芽経済組 rooms” on the online screen. You use your Kazenome Economic Group account (guests too).

• The person who creates the room sets the board, the number of players, the time bank, and so on, plus the bet per player. A time bank or a countdown must always be set. Empty seats are filled by the CPU.
• You pay your bet when you join. The winners split the pot (in Red vs White, the winning team, including teammates who were knocked out). 5% of the winnings goes to the Treasury.
• If the CPU wins, if the game is a draw, or if only one person is betting, all bets are returned.
• Spectator bets: people who aren't playing can bet on who will win (in Red vs White, which team) during the first round. Each room decides whether to allow them.
• Spectator bets are also split among the winners, and 5% goes to the Treasury. They are returned in cases such as a draw, or when only one side has bets.
• When someone's time runs out, the CPU plays for them. A room that hasn't started after 2 hours, or a game that hasn't ended after 12 hours, is closed and the bets are returned.

Note

• Don't put your real name or other personal information in your nickname.