Step into the sandals of Tawarakichi, a young clerk at a rice merchant in old Edo, and fill the storehouse with bales in this classic Sokoban puzzle. Push every bale onto a cushion to store it away and clear the stage. Simple to learn, deep to master. How to play: 1. Flick to move Tawarakichi. 2. Push the bales onto the cushions. 3. Store every bal
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Your goal is to take on the role of Tawarakichi and push every bale onto a designated cushion. Once all bales are correctly positioned on their cushions, the stage is cleared and you can move forward.
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Movement is simple and intuitive. You just need to flick on your screen to move Tawarakichi around the storehouse. Use these movements to position yourself correctly to push the bales toward the cushions.
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If you find yourself stuck or have made a move you regret, you can use the undo feature. You are also free to restart the stage as many times as you like without any penalties.
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If you are stuck, you can use the hint system. Tawarakichi will carry a bale directly to a cushion, providing a helpful visual nudge to show you the correct path forward for that specific puzzle.
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Yes, the goods change as you advance through the storehouses. You will move beyond rice bales to manage sake casks, charcoal, miso barrels, and even treasure boxes, each requiring careful planning to store away.
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As you progress, you will encounter new tricks that change how you solve puzzles. These include icy floors that affect movement, color-matched bales, pit holes to avoid, and warp tiles that transport you across the map.
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You can track your progress through the game's interface, which clearly displays the requirements for unlocking the next storehouse. It shows exactly which storehouse you must clear and how many stages remain to gain access.
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No, the game includes a confirmation dialog that appears when you tap the restart button. This safety feature ensures that an accidental tap does not wipe out your current progress on a stage.
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After you clear a stage, you are rated against the shortest possible solution. You can use this feedback to chase a perfect run, which is a great goal for fans of classic box-pushing puzzles.
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Yes, the game works entirely offline. This makes it a convenient choice for enjoying calm, Japanese-style brain teasers whenever you have a moment, regardless of whether you have access to a stable network connection.
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- Improved usability.
A confirmation dialog now appears when you tap Restart, so an accidental tap no longer wipes out your progress on a stage.
- Hints are now much clearer.
Tawarakichi will actually carry one bale all the way to a cushion, giving you a helpful nudge when you are stuck.
- Clearer unlock requirements.
You can now see exactly which storehouse you need to clear, and how many more stages, to open the next one.
- Other stability improvements.
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Developer description, as provided in the original store listing.
Step into the sandals of Tawarakichi, a young clerk at a rice merchant in old Edo, and fill the storehouse with bales in this classic Sokoban puzzle.
Push every bale onto a cushion to store it away and clear the stage. Simple to learn, deep to master.
How to play:
1. Flick to move Tawarakichi.
2. Push the bales onto the cushions.
3. Store every bale to clear the stage.
Packed with 14 storehouses and 280 stages, plus a fresh daily puzzle in Today's Storehouse.
Every puzzle is generated to always be solvable, so there are no unfair dead ends. Stuck? Undo or restart as many times as you like.
As you advance, the goods change from rice bales to sake casks, charcoal, miso barrels and treasure boxes. New tricks appear in each storehouse: icy floors, color-matched bales, pit holes, warp tiles and more.
Clear a stage and get rated against the shortest solution. Chase the perfect run.
Great for fans of Sokoban and box-pushing puzzles, and anyone who loves calm, Japanese-style brain teasers.
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The recorded download price is free. In-app purchases, subscriptions, or additional content may cost extra. Source checked Nov 13, 2026.
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