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Japanese Mahjong can be played on various internet sites. | Japanese Mahjong can be played on various internet sites. | ||
== Tenhou == | == Tenhou.net == | ||
''Main article: [[Tenhou]] | ''Main article: [[Tenhou.net]] | ||
[http://tenhou.net Tenhou] is the most popular site to play with other people. It's all in Japanese, but there is extensive [http://arcturus.su/tenhou/ English documentation on arcturus.su]. | [http://tenhou.net Tenhou.net] is the most popular site to play with other people. It's all in Japanese, but there is extensive [http://arcturus.su/tenhou/ English documentation on arcturus.su]. | ||
== Other sites == | == Other sites == | ||
Revision as of 13:59, 1 August 2013
Japanese Mahjong can be played on various internet sites.
Tenhou.net
Main article: Tenhou.net
Tenhou.net is the most popular site to play with other people. It's all in Japanese, but there is extensive English documentation on arcturus.su.
Other sites
- Ron2
- Mahjong Time
Single-player games
- The Flash game by Gamedesign
- On Tenhou, it's possible to play against three computers.
The ever-popular Bamboo Game is a spinoff of Japanese Mahjong, played against a single computer opponent using only the 36 Souzu tiles. All hands are at least Chinitsu.