No.

She can receive one for free from the Meal cards pile, or instead purchase one following the usual rules.

1 or more

No

You can buy as many Souvenirs as you can afford from the three cards you draw.

The third player gets the "second place". So for example: if the points distributed are 10/7/4/2 - first and second player are tied and both get 10 points. The third player then gets 7 points, and so on. No value is skipped.

Both players who are tied get the full amount of points.

No

There is no limit to the number of cards you can hold, including Souvenirs, Panoramas, and Encounter cards.

Yes

Character abilities provide unique advantages that can modify standard rules, offering strategic benefits during gameplay.​

Stopping at an Encounter space allows you to draw an Encounter card, which provides various benefits such as gaining coins, cards, or points.

No

You can buy as many Souvenirs as you can afford from the three cards you draw.

If you don't have enough coins to purchase a Meal at an Inn, you simply skip the Meal and proceed without penalty.

Yes

You can move your traveler to any unoccupied space ahead, but remember, the player farthest behind always takes the next turn.

No

Arriving last at an Inn can be advantageous, while you choose your Meal last you are the first one to leave.

Yes

In games with 4 or 5 players, double spaces allow two travelers to occupy the same location. The first traveler occupies the space on the road, and the second occupies the branching space.

3 at most

Yes

Yes, if you're still the last on the board.

No

3

1 or more

8, not including the Inn space.

No

Meal cards are not drawn at the first Inn. However, at the last Inn, Meal cards are drawn, and each traveler has the opportunity to purchase a Meal.

The traveler on the second space, which branches off from the road, moves first, as it is considered to be farther behind. This follows the same rule as arrivals and departures at an Inn.

Double spaces are used only in games with 4 or 5 players. The first traveler to arrive occupies the space on the road, while the next traveler takes the second space branching off from it.

All cards acquired during the journey are placed face up.

Tokaido interchangeably uses the terms “Village” and “Shop”–they are the same. In the Stonemaier version, only the terem “Shop” is used.

No.

Choose another type of Panorama card instead.

No.