Shogi is the Japanese version of the game of Chess, with enough interesting changes to make it a different game in its own right....
This page was last updated on September 27th, 2008
This page was last updated on September 27th, 2008
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Shogi: Japanese Chess (the Chess Variant Pages)
Rules and other information for Shogi, Japanese Chess
Shogi
Has information on how to play, relevant books, some Tsume, variants, software, and links.
Shogessi
An original Shogi/Chess variant for 2 or 4 players. Description of the play. Designed to be used with the Cyberboard PbEM freeware.
Ningen Shogi
Every spring, they have the festival Human Japanese chess game in Tendo. Many samurai perform as pieces of Japanese chess game.
Ricoh Shogi's page
Contains invaluable help for the shogi student: Tsume shogi exercises by the renowned Tanigawa and annotated game scores (kifu) from championships.
Shogi: Japan's Game of Strategy
Extracts and diagrams from the book of the same title, by Trevor Leggett.
Hans Bodlaender's Shogi Page
Contains history, links, rules, and reviews.
Hans Geuns' Basic Shogi vocabulary
Contains English translations of many Japanese shogi terms. An invaluable tool when reading Japanese publications on shogi.
Pieter Stouten's Shogi Home Page
Home of the SHOGI-L mailing list, and many Shogi links.
Rules and other information for Shogi, Japanese Chess
Has information on how to play, relevant books, some Tsume, variants, software, and links.
An original Shogi/Chess variant for 2 or 4 players. Description of the play. Designed to be used with the Cyberboard PbEM freeware.
Every spring, they have the festival Human Japanese chess game in Tendo. Many samurai perform as pieces of Japanese chess game.
Contains invaluable help for the shogi student: Tsume shogi exercises by the renowned Tanigawa and annotated game scores (kifu) from championships.
Extracts and diagrams from the book of the same title, by Trevor Leggett.
Contains history, links, rules, and reviews.
Contains English translations of many Japanese shogi terms. An invaluable tool when reading Japanese publications on shogi.
Home of the SHOGI-L mailing list, and many Shogi links.
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