The listed genre of the game as 'Tropical-Style Up 'n' Down' may sound like a bit of a joke, but it is in fact the most straightforward way of expressing the game's characteristics.
An integral part of the fun of 'Doshin' comes from manipulating the terrain on the game's southern island setting.
Managing to raise or lower the land through trial-and-error is somehow reminiscent of playing in a sand pit.
Though the sensation is very difficult to express in words or screen shots, I feel that 'Doshin' itself has captured the fundamental pleasures of interactive media.Two methods can be used for 'Up-ing and Down-ing'.

The first uses 'Doshin' to pull the ground up, or to lower the ground with its weight by jumping.
The second is magical power, and when this power is in use, 'Doshin' performs a very appealing and catchy motion that the player can't held wanting to imitate!