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 === Tohoku Shinkansen ===
-'''Touhoku Shinkansen''' {{kana|東北新幹線}} (''Tohoku Shinkansen'') is a hand built with East and North as the pair and a triplet, and an [[ittsu]] for the rest of the hand.
+'''Touhoku Shinkansen''' {{kana|東北新幹線}} (''Tohoku Shinkansen'') is a closed-hand built with East and North as the pair and a triplet, and an [[ittsu]] for the rest of the hand.
-* Value: Yakuman (usually closed-hand only)
+* Value: Yakuman
-* Example: {{#mjt:123456789s11144z}}
+* Examples:
+** {{#mjt:123456789s11144z}}
+** {{#mjt:123456789p11444z}}
+* Some variations may exist as follows:
+** Valued from mangan to baiman, for the purpose of avoiding yakuman inflation. Sometimes accompanying with opened-hand allowed.
+** May restricted to [[shanpon]]-wait only, meaning only waiting on East and North is valid.
 * Trivia:
 ** This yaku is considered to be designed in 1980s, when the rail line of [[wikipedia:Tōhoku_Shinkansen|Tohoku Shinkansen]] is completed and opened.
 ** In some early version, the ittsuu part is limited into souzu-only / pinzu-only, indicating the two-tone coloring style (green and white) used in early high-speed trains of [[wikipedia:200 Series Shinkansen|200 Series Shinkansen]], or the wheels of the train, correspondingly.
-** In some platform, this yaku is avaiable in an opened-hand with a value from mangan to baiman.
 === Blue Tunnel ===