Let's Go! To Japan: Grab Your Passport

As a micro-expansion, Grab Your Passport injects asymmetric abilities into Let's Go! To Japan without bloating the system. The 18-card set is all about giving each player a unique lens—one that nudges you to approach the itinerary puzzle differently every session. This is the kind of modular upgrade that keeps a game in heavy rotation for veteran groups: it’s not just more content, it’s a meaningful shift in how you plan, optimize, and adapt. The travel theme gets a boost, too—each passport power feels like a new persona, and that’s enough to keep even seasoned planners coming back for another round. Logistically, this is a dream for anyone managing a collection or prepping for multi-table events. The expansion’s footprint is negligible; it slides right into the base box and doesn’t add any setup overhead. With a 45-minute runtime and a setup that’s ready in under 15, it’s a reliable anchor for a game night—substantial enough to be the main event, but not so long that it derails the schedule. No fiddly components, no storage headaches, and no risk of losing the table to downtime. From a teaching perspective, the expansion is a gift. The roles are clearly classified by difficulty, so you can assign them based on player experience and keep the learning curve gentle. Once the passports are handed out and the basics are covered, the parallel play structure means you can step away to troubleshoot other tables—players are mostly heads-down, optimizing their own trips. The room stays focused but relaxed; there’s enough variety and asymmetry to keep things interesting, but not so much interaction that you need to referee. For groups that want replayability and a touch of personal flair, this is a near-mandatory upgrade.