The main point is not to build as many as you can, but to build at a strategic location that can meet the requirements of the various groups of demographics of visitors (globetrotters, youth, families, and celebrities). Different facilities, such as attractions, sightseeing, and dining places, will create combos and travel packages for the visitors. Each of these buildings will generate more profits if they are surrounded with flowers, fruits, and trees and if they have close proximity with certain buildings, which creates a combo.

I never expected I would use more time than Manga Works to finish the game. At least I didn't feel frustrated and depressed to finish this game, not like Manga Works. I guess almost all Kairosoft games will lead the player to have various stages of emotions throughout the game. It begins with excitement; after that, you feel lost as you don't know what else you can do for the game to progress further. Then something unexpected happens, and suddenly there's hope, and lastly, you start to understand more in-depth about the game mechanism and fill with satisfaction at achieving something when you finish the game.