日本語 / English
Seasonal festival games for parents and kids
Carp streamers, the rainy season, Tanabata, summer break, moon viewing. We turn Japanese seasonal festivals into small games you play with one finger. Gentle words, simple controls, and no scolding or rushing.
Apps (in release order)
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Children's Day (May 5)
Koinobore!
A carp climbs the waterfall and becomes a dragon.
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Rainy season (June)
Punimoru
Squishy little “moru” pop up in the rainy season. Scrub them clean.
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Tanabata, the star festival (July 7)
Tanabata Monogatari
Run across the magpie bridge so Orihime and Hikoboshi can meet.
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Summer break and Obon (August)
Natsu Kappa
Carry cucumbers up the summer river with a kappa.
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Moon viewing, Tsukimi (September)
Otsukimi Jump
Jump from cloud to cloud as a rabbit, all the way to the moon.
For parents
Newer titles come with two modes. In Kids mode there is no failing, so a child can play all the way to the end alone. Normal mode is a little more challenging, so parents and kids can take turns.
We keep ads to a minimum and place them where they do not interrupt play. There are no in-app purchases. What each app handles is described in the privacy policy on its support page.
Titles with a “For parents” screen explain where the festival comes from, and we are adding it to the rest over time. We hope it gives you something to talk about after playing.
Language: the games are in Japanese. Punimoru is also available in English.