Board game Timeline : Inventions [translated into Japanese]

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product Description
The invention of 「 light bulb 」 is before or after the invention of 「 glasses 」.
「 timeline 」 is a card game that compares the history of things and events.
Players receive the same number of cards with structures and inventions.
On the back of the card, you can see the year the surface was completed or invented.
Players arrange the events on their hands in chronological order and create a timeline for the scene.
If you think judged to be a card from an earlier period than the one on the field, it is placed on the left side of the field card. If it is judged to be a card from a later period, it is placed on the right side.
Turn over the card, and if the chronological order is correct, the card remains on the spot. If it is wrong, the card must be discarded and a new card must be drawn.
So the player who put all the cards he drew first in the correct chronological order wins.
This is an easy party card game with simple rules and historical knowledge.
■ Simple rules ■
『 Timeline 』 is a game in which cards such as 「 Wheel 」 and 「 Asteroid 」 「 Color TV 」 are placed so that the year of invention or discovery is correctly lined up in one row, and the quota is quickly eliminated.
Illustration cards of 「 Wheel 」 and 「 Asteroid 」 「 Color TV 」 will be placed as a quota on your hand. The person who quickly lost this is the winner.
One at a time, one at a time, select one card from the cards that you have at hand, and put it in the column of the common place.
When you add it, you have to put it on the edge or insert it in between so that the order of the discovered and invented ages matches.
Each time you place a card, check the chronological order.
Make the year on the back public, and if you make a mistake, you have to throw away a new one.
If it is correct, you can leave it as it is and reduce one card at hand.
The player who continues the game and quickly loses his card wins.
■ Outline of the game ■
Number of players : 2 ~ 8
Play time : 15 minutes
Target age : 8 years old or older
Designer : Frederic Henry

109 cards
One copy of each manual (original / Japanese)