Go! Go! Nippon!: My First Trip to Japan

Go! Go! Nippon!: My First Trip to Japan (2011)

by OVERDRIVE, MangaGamer
Genres:Adventure, Simulator, Visual Novel
Themes:Educational, Romance
Game modes:Single player
Story:Get a taste of the foreign travel offered by printed guidebooks. Enjoy a tour around Japan from the comfort of your own home! As the game's protagonist, you'll travel to famous Japanese sightseeing spots in the company of a pair of beautiful young sisters. The girls will describe the spots, take you out to dinner, and grow closer to you throughout your travels. The thrill of taking a trip through Japan with pretty girls is the experience offered by this "Guide Game" -- a guidebook in game format.Show more
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