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| align="center"| [[Image:Tenbou 100.png]] || 100 point stick | | align="center"| [[Image:Tenbou 100.png]] || 100 point stick | ||
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| align="center"| [[Image:Tenbou 10K.png]] || 10000 point stick | | align="center"| [[Image:Tenbou 10K.png]] || 10000 point stick | ||
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Point sticks are used to keep track of scores. | |||
==Round indicator== | ==Round indicator== | ||
==Automatic tables== | ==Automatic tables== | ||
Revision as of 01:04, 5 August 2013
Of course, the proper equipment is needed in order to play Japanese mahjong. Naturally, mahjong tiles are used. It is possible to play the game using printed cards; yet, it is actually cumbersome to do so. In practice, tiles have been the most effective way to play the game in person.
The game is also available online, video games, and software.
Japanese tiles
Mats
Mahjong mats are materials used to provide mahjong tiles a softer surface to slide all over. Naturally, the intent is to prevent or minimize the effect of friction onto the mahjong tiles. After prolonged play, the tiles may eventually wear themselves out and no longer be deemed usable.
Tenbou
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100 point stick |
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1000 point stick |
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5000 point stick |
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10000 point stick |
Point sticks are used to keep track of scores.