Scene 1[edit]
As the second round's first three-script question appears on the scroll at the top of the screen, and its four possible answers appear below it, the six "do-not-disturb" hotel signs hanging on hooks above the answers with the Kanji text of Jikan (時間) to their left will disappear (one for every second); you will have to press one of the four Answer Buttons to answer it before they all disappear, or your lord will lose a life-onigiri. If your answer is correct, a red "O" will appear around your chosen Kanji numeral as your lord receives 50 points for every tenth of a second he has remaining and one of the three correct-answer lights above him turns on - but if it's incorrect, a blue "X" will appear on top of the chosen Kanji numeral as he loses a life-onigiri. Once you have answered three questions correctly (if you are using MAME to play this game, the virtual cabinet has a "Show Correct Answer" setting which can be set to "Yes"), the game will return to the map as both lords proceed onto the second scene and the following Kanji/Hiragana text appears in its bottom-right:
Note: It is also possible to press a button to select one of the other three cages at the start of a scene, and doing so may cause one of three other Kanji texts to appear in it: Ni-taku (二択), in which case the Kanji/Hiragana text of Ungaīna ni-takuda ze (運がいいな 二択だぜ) shall appear at the top of the screen and the questions shall only have two possible answers, Mitaku (三択), in which case the Kanji/Hiragana text of San-taku ka yōjin shite iki na (三択か 用心して行きな) shall appear at the top of the screen and the questions shall only have three possible answers, or Chikamichi (近道), in which case the Hiragana/Kanji text Medetē na chikamichi wo iki na (めでてぇな 近道を行きな) will appear at the top of the screen and the scene is skipped; when either Ni-taku or Mitaku appear in a cage you select read the word "four" in the above description's "four possible answers" as "two" or "three"; also, if Chikamichi (近道) appears in a cage you select at the start of a fourth scene, the boss of the scene will not be skipped and must be defeated.
Scene 2[edit]
This scene is much the same as the previous one (only there are four correct-answer lights above both lords, instead of three); once you have answered four questions correctly, the game returns to the map as they proceed to the third scene and the following Kanji/Hiragana text appears in its bottom-right:
Scene 3[edit]
This scene is much the same as the previous two (only there are five correct-answer lights above both lords, rather than four); once you have answered five questions correctly, the game returns to the map as they proceed to the last scene and the following Kanji/Hiragana text appears in its bottom-right:
Scene 4[edit]
This scene is much the same as the previous three (only there are six correct-answer lights above both lords, rather than five); once you have answered six questions correctly, this round's boss, who also featured on the Sharp X68000 conversion's cover in 1992, will appear on the right side of the screen:
The screen shall then pan down to reveal four doors with the Kanji numerals for 1 to 4 on them as their categories are displayed at the top of the screen:
When you press a button to select a door (and a category), that geisha who sits on the inactive player's side of the screen in a one-player game will walk up to it as it slides open and enter it; you then have to answer seven questions of your chosen category correctly (indicated by the seven correct-answer lights above the lords). Once you have done so, the screen shall cut to a shot of both lords sitting on the now-defeated-and-tied-up boss on its right side:
Bonus Scene[edit]
The game shall now proceed to its next bonus scene, which has an old man speaking the Hiragana text Sukina torī wo erabu noja. (すきなとりいをえらぶのじゃ。) in its bottom-right, as the arrangement of its paths rapidly changes several times; once they have stopped, both lords' heads will appear in two of the four torii at the top of it and the four boxes at the bottom of it are revealed to contain either one, two or three life-onigiri, or the Katakana text Suka (スカ). The lords' heads will now automatically start moving down the screen, going along a horizontal path every time they come to one until they reach one of the boxes at the bottom of it - and again, whatever ones they were, the game will now proceed onward to the third round, which is set on Kansai. The Hiragana text Sukina torī wo erabu noja. also means "Choose your favourite torii", implying the buttons may also be used to choose a starting one.