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PostPosted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 9:33 pm    Post subject: culture game in japan Reply with quote

About Igo and Shougi

My favorite Japanese culture is Igo and Shougi which are board games. First, I tell you about Igo. It�s played with black and white stones. How to win of this game is that you capture the most territory. It is difficult. But it�s enjoyed by 10 million Japanese. An begining of a game is said to be in China around 4000 ago. But I don�t understand a clear thing though there is a person saying India. After then it reached Japan. It�s very old game. So, I want to take good care. Second ,I tell you about Shougi. It�s like chess. I think it is oriental version of chess. It�s played with 20 pieces. It was created with the thing which developed from a game in a board played in ancient India in B.C. the third century. I want to take good care too. Igo and Shougi player are ranked by skill level. It is very severe. But it is reason why Igo and Shougi have tradition and formality. I love these games very much. Do you have any traditional game in your country?
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