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+Yakuhai essentially works with any yaku, that has room or allows the use of honor tile groups, which gives it a great amount of versatility.  The definitions of [[tanyao]], [[junchan]], and [[chinitsu]] eliminates the use of honor tiles all together.  As for [[chinitsu]], honor tiles may be used, but its inability to use triplets deem its incompatibility.
+[[Shousangen]] requires not just one, but two yakuhai.  [[Honitsu]] is most effective, with the use of at least one yakuhai group.
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