Consider a janken game (scissors-paper-rock game) started by n players such that (1) the first round is played by n players, (2) the losers of each round (if any) retire from the rest of the game, and (3) the game ends when only one player (winner) is left. Let Wn be the number of rounds played through the game. Among other things, it is proved that (2/3)nWn is asymptotically (as n → ∞) distributed according to the exponential distribution with mean ⅓, provided that each player chooses one of the three strategies (scissors, paper, rock) with equal probability and independently from other players in any round.