Bitoku organizers

Organizers for Bitoku board game. Quick game set up and comfort during the play. Sliding lids prevent components from falling out during the storage. Theme cutouts related to the pictures in the game decorate lids.

The set contains: 4 Player's component organizer, Resources organizer, Amulet organizer, 3 Card trays, Building organizer, Gate organizer, Solo Spirit and SetUp tile organizer.

1. PLAYER'S COMPONENT ORGANIZER: All player's components are accommodated in a well thought out organizer. There are 2 larger sections. One is for Pilgrim counters and the other for Kodama and Construction counters. Rounded bottom facilitates the draw. Above them is a shelf for Starting Yōkai cards and the Flag. There is a dedicated section for dice and for Player counters. Indentations facilitate taking them out. There are 2 types of Player's containers: Long and Short. Long is for yellow and brown components as Player counters in these colors are wider. Short is for Green and Purple. They only differ in section for Player counters, but it makes A difference - it helps keep these components right and this way I have managed to fit all Player's organizers in the game box nicely. There are 4 types of lids - there is a dedicated one for each player. The cutouts are related to the Flags.
2. RESOURCES ORGANIZER: My standard organizer for resources - comfortable section for each type of goods (rounded bottom facilitates the draw). There are 4 sections for: wood, stone, jade and sake. I have decided to keep wooden markers with x3 tiles (separating them would result in less comfortable organizer). During a play it wasn't a problem for me - after all x3 tiles are mainly needed after you run out of larger markers. Hikaru (X) markers also are kept here.
3. AMULET ORGANIZER: It has 3 sections for 3 types of Amulet tiles. Serrations prevent tiles from sliding down. Sloped back walls and indentations facilitate the draw. The cutouts in the lid are related to Amulets' patterns.
4. LARGE CARD TRAY: There are 2 decks of large cards. It's quite comfortable to keep them next to each other during the play. Sloped bottom and indentations facilitate the draw.
5. SMALL CARD TRAYS: There are 2 small card decks: Vision and Tengu action (solo mode). They are kept separately - each one in its own Small card container. There is a lid dedicated for each one.
6. BUILDING ORGANIZER: Simple but useful organizer for Building tiles. They are kept in 2 piles, so it can be placed in the right place on the game board. All other tiles that are used during the next round preparation (winter) I keep in textile bags to facilitate the blind draw. Building tiles are bigger, so only they got the organizer - it's easier to prepare piles of larger components.
7. GATE ORGANIZER: There are 2 types of gates: A and B. They are kept separately in 2 piles in this organizer. Indentations facilitate taking them out.
8. SOLO SPIRIT ORGANIZER: Here are kept several different components in 3 compartments: Great Spirit and Pagoda counters, Tengu Attitude tile (+ 2 tiles that I don't know what for so far), Lake treasure tiles. There are 2 lids: Short (for Lakes) and Long (for the rest).
9. SETUP TILE ORGANIZER: 3 different type of tiles are kept here: Iwakura, Ancient Building and small board overlay tiles. A section for Iwakura has sloped back wall and a section for Buildings has sloped bottom. They facilitate the draw. Indentations are made for the same purpose. Cutout of Iwakura in the lid is really funny ;)

Note1: I use 3 textile bags for: Crystal, Dragonfly and Mitama Spirit tiles. This is the most comfortable solution for a blind draw imo. I have simple 9.5 x 13 cm bags. Please, be aware, that if you use much larger bags or they have thick strings/textile, it can get very tight in the game box.
Note2: It was designed for cards without sleeves, but I added some additional space so sleeved cards should fit as well.
Note3: While designing, as usual, I've left some space for the rule book on the top in the game box, but I haven't considered that it is so thick. Thus the cover may raise a little bit - it's shown in the last photo.
Note4: Larger board overlays don't have containers. The biggest one is just placed on the main board and others are on the side. You can see them on packed/half unpacked pictures.

Some photos in higher resolution:
The set, organizers open
The set, organizers closed
Resources organizer
Player's component organizer
Large card tray
SetUp tile organizer
SoloSpirit organizer
Packed
Half unpacked
Almost unpacked

All organizers were 3Dprinted on Prusa MK4 (with Input Shaper):
- in PLA (F3D Light Green),
- No support is needed,
- Infill 10-15% gyroid/rectilinear.
Note1: I use slightly changed default Print settings "0.15mm SPEED MK4" in PrusaSlicer. Guides for lids are adjusted for 0.15 mm layer height.
Note2: Monotonic lines for top fill in lids.

Printing Time (for one organizer of each kind):
1h54' - Player's component organizer, container long (x2)
1h49 - Player's component organizer, container short (x2)
~47' - Player's component organizer, lid (4 different lids)
1h48' - Resources organizer, container
3h7' - Resources organizer, lid
2h - Amulet organizer, container
42' - Amulet organizer, lid
2h15' - Large Card tray, container
~40' - Large Card tray, lid (2 different lids)
34' - Small Card tray, container Solo
25' - Small Card tray, lid Solo
41' - Small Card tray, container Visions
29' - Small Card tray, lid Visions
30' - Building organizer, container
1h8' - Building organizer, lid
55' - Gate organizer, container
26' - Gate organizer, lid
1h15' - Solo Spirit, container
1h4' - Solo Spirit, lid
1h15' - SetUp tile organizer, container
34' - SetUp tile organizer, lid