The Bryggen district is a World Heritage Site in Norway. Its colorful streetscape is incredibly stylish, and all the buildings are wooden. However, this townscape has been ravaged by major fires many times in the past. Each time, architects worked tirelessly to rebuild Bryggen's magnificent streetscape. Today, the activities of these architects are passed down in the form of a board game called Bryggen Dice. That said, there are no actual episodes about such architects in the Bryggen district; it's a game created based on the imagination of the author living in Japan. In this game, you choose the results of four dice to aim for bingo lines vertically, horizontally, diagonally, or by color. Even players whose turn it isn't can aim for bingo, so there's no waiting time while playing. It's a challenging game where you must decide whether to leave it up to the dice or control the results to aim for victory!

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