めぐるめぐみ (Meguru Megumi)

In this co-operative game, players play cards to circulate water. They discuss with each other in order to prevent sewage from overflowing or running out of water, and treat the sewage so that it can be returned to nature and used again. —user summary Meguru Megumi is a board game where you can enjoy learning about the mechanism of the water cycle and the importance of water resources. It is used not only for playing at home, but also for elementary school classes and training for companies and local governments. For those who are playing the game When you don't get it right, think "Why didn't it work?" and discuss it to make the game more enjoyable and deepen your understanding of the water cycle. The game has been developed by the Japanese "Carrying Water Project" and 66 ［ロクロク］ / "66 RokuRoku Games". It has been published in cooperation with Kansei Kogyo Co., Ltd. and the Japanese "Pipeline Management Research Institute". —description from the publisher (translated)