Let's connect the same pictures! Perfect for a first card game. A children's picture-matching game based on the world-famous traditional game "Dominoes." You can level up with two types of pictures on the front and back, and get familiar with English and numbers! Dominoes is one of the world's four major games, and has been played around the world for a long time. Domino toppling is famous in Japan, but originally, players compete for points by connecting tiles with numbers on them. This game focuses on the rule of "connecting the same numbers," and transforms it into pictures, making it a picture-matching game for children. With a strong element of luck, it's perfect for a first educational game, and you can play while leveling up. 【Animal Side】 Connect the "facing forward" and "facing backward" of the same animal. There's only one way to connect them, making it perfect as a first step in picture matching. There are 36 types of pictures, and the names are written in Japanese and English. 【Fruit Side】 Connect the same fruit. There are 8 combinations of pictures, so there are multiple ways to connect them, increasing the game's playability and allowing you to level up. The fruits have 1 to 8 pieces, which also helps with number learning. 【How to Play】 Each card has two pictures, and you connect either one. 1) After dealing several cards to each player, place one card in the center. 2) If you have a card with the same picture as the card in the center, play it and connect it. If not, draw from the deck. 3) In turn, play cards with the same pictures as the pictures on either end of the center card and connect them, and the first person to get rid of all their cards wins. *There are 3 types of play. Target age: 3 years and up Players: 2-6 [Set Contents] 36 cards (double-sided), How to Play Guide