Hikone Carom Board Game | BoardGames.com | Your source for everything to do with Board Games

Hikone Carom is the variety of Carrom that is played in Japan.

There are some key differences between Hikone Carrom and Carrom.

--The standard board size is 60cm x 60cm, which makes it smaller than standard Carrom boards.

--The pockets of a Hikone Carrom board are large quarter-circles, making the pockets bigger than in Carrom.

--The strikers are wooden and are the same size as the pucks in Hikone Carom.

--In initial set up, the pucks are arranged in a ring with the jack in the center.

Description of the history of Hikone Carom from Wikipedia:

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