Hanafuda Games

Learn how to play hanafuda! An in-depth collection of 37 great games, including popular games such as Koi-Koi, Go-Stop, and Hachi-Hachi. Organized into categories by type and difficulty, this step-by-step rulebook includes intuitive scoring samples, visual references, numerous variants, gameplay samples, and quick reference charts. This book features the art of the

Sensu hanafuda deck series!*Note: The Sensu Edition of the Hanafuda Games rulebook has the same text content as the Hanami Edition.

Rulebook Includes the following games: Capture Games are the most popular hanafuda games. Capture games involve capturing cards from a field and creating yaku (special combinations of cards) to score points. Simplified Game for Beginners (Absolute Beginner, 2-4 players) Matching Flowers (Beginner, 2-3 players) Hana-Awase 1 (Beginner, 3-4 players) Hana-Awase 2 (Beginner, 3 players) Mushi (Beginner, 2 players) Six Hundred (Beginner, 2-3 players) Hachi-juu Hana (Beginner, 2-3 players) Min-Hwatu (Intermediate, 2-3 players) Koi-Koi (Intermediate, 2 players) Oni Koi-Koi (Intermediate, 2 players) Higo-Bana (Intermediate, 2-7 players) Tensho, simplified (Intermediate, 2 players) Go-Stop (Expert, 2-7 players) Hachi-Hachi (Expert, 2-7 players) Sudaoshi (Expert, 3 players) Hachi, simplified (Expert, 2 players) Hachi (Expert, 2 players) Tensho (Expert, 2 players)Sequence Games involve playing cards from your hand in sequential order with the objective to empty your hand. Sequence games are a great way to learn hanafuda month order. Poka (Beginner, 2 players) Hiyoko, simplified (Beginner, 2-4 players)