A set of puzzles (questions, hints, and answers)
Multiple-choice with three options, one of which is correct. Around 10 puzzles is a good starting point.
Turn the brief stop at a roadside station or tourist spot into a multi-hour visit through a mystery game. Combine paper flyers with smartphones to drive visits to shops and restaurants — set up in as little as 60 minutes.
Multiple-choice with three options, one of which is correct. Around 10 puzzles is a good starting point.
Prepare images such as stamps or coins to track the number of correct answers.
Log in to T&T, complete basic setup, then click 'New' under the 'Items' menu to begin.
From Admin → Items → New, register the item that correct solvers will receive. Choose 'Credit' as the type, upload the image from material B, and save.
From Admin → Events → New, register each answer option. Name events like 'Question 1, Choice A'.
In the event settings, find 'Check-in limit' and set the per-user maximum to 1. Then under 'Reward item', select the item (Credit) created in Step 1 and enter how many points to award per correct answer. Incorrect choices need no reward setting. Click 'Save changes'.
Repeat Steps 2–3 for every question and choice. With ten three-choice questions, you'll create thirty events in total.
Each event generates an answer URL. List all thirty URLs on a website (or a single web page) so participants can submit their answers.
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X points or more, Y items or more) to grade rewards after the mystery game ends. A full-scale mystery event hosted at the "Kaze no Oka" roadside station in Tono, Iwate, that keeps participants engaged for 4–5 hours across 9 locations citywide. Operated with paper kits and T&T's answer system, running year-round.
A year-long mystery game set in the world of Tono Monogatari, based at the "Kaze no Oka" and "Denshoen" facilities, with hints placed at 9 locations throughout the city. Participants buy a 1,500-yen mystery kit and submit multiple-choice answers from their smartphone. Based on the number of correct answers, they earn an "Ikai Hunter License" at three tiers — Junior, Senior, or Special. All participants receive a pin badge, and correct solvers receive an NFT of the spirit beast Izuna.
「Mystery-lovers from all across Japan have been flocking to Kaze no Oka in Tono to play the "Ikai Hunter Exam." We can feel a new wind blowing through.」