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Hanafuda (****anese: 花札, lit. 'flower cards') are a type of ****anese
playing cards. They are
typically smaller than
Western playing cards, only 5.4 by 3...
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Meiji Restoration, in 1885,
gambling laws were
relaxed in ****an, and
Hanafuda cards,
which were
previously banned,
became legal. Fusajiro,
after having...
- 1889 when
Fusajiro Yamauchi founded "Yamauchi Nintendo", a
producer of
hanafuda playing cards.
Since its founding, the
company has been
based in Kyoto...
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notably hanafuda (花札, 'flower cards').
Hanafuda cards had
become po****r
after ****an
banned most
forms of
gambling in 1882 but
largely left
hanafuda untouched...
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divided by 4
suits with 12
cards each, a
hanafuda deck is
divided by 12
suits (months) with 4
cards each.
Hanafuda games are
mostly fishing games. Uta-garuta...
- the
Hanafuda deck that
today is used most
often for fishing-type
games and the
Komatsufuda and
Kabufuda decks that are used for gambling. In
hanafuda, the...
- "...called hwa-tu in Korea, and
hanafuda in ****an...
NOVEMBER -
PAULOWNIA (Korean: odong. Note: in ****anese
hanafuda,
Paulownia represents December.)"...
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Voiced by:
Yuichi Nakamura (****anese); Tom
Laflin (English)
Hanafuda Sakura (桜花札,
Sakura Hanafuda)
Voiced by:
Daisuke Ono (****anese);
Kamran Nikhad (English)...
- Koi-Koi (****anese: こいこい) is a po****r card game in ****an pla**** with
hanafuda. The
phrase "koi-koi"
means "come on" in ****anese
which is said when the...
- when
craftsman Fusajiro Yamauchi founded the
company to
produce handmade hanafuda playing cards.
After venturing into
various lines of
business and becoming...
