Egenjiko: Scent Matching Game using a Computer-Controlled Censer

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We propose “eGenjiko,” a gaming system for Genjiko (Japanese traditional scent-matching game) utilizing a computer-controlled censer and a tablet device. Genjiko is a scent-matching game in which players smell five scents and guess which are identical. The game is so simple and attractive that even a beginner can enjoy. However, aromatic wood and utensils such as a censer used in traditional Genjiko are very costly 1 and they are definitely not affordable for beginners. In this study, we developed a gaming system named eGenjiko that conforms to real Genjiko’s rules. The system has a computer-controlled censer that selects randomly five scents and diffuses them. After smelling all the scents, a player answers the matching pattern of five scents using simple notation by drawing on a tablet device. Then the system returns the correct answer. Using our eGenjiko, a single player who is not familiar with Genjiko can enjoy the game casually, without inviting other players.

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Yokokubo, A., Chaichirawiwat, M., Lopez, G., Matoba, Y., Ohno, M., & Siio, I. (2019). Egenjiko: Scent Matching Game using a Computer-Controlled Censer. In CHI PLAY 2019 - Extended Abstracts of the Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play (pp. 789–795). Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1145/3341215.3356259

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