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...erican Riichi Mahjong Association''' is the continental organization for [[Japanese mahjong]] in North America. Currently, member groups consist of those from [[Category:North American organizations]] ...

=== Organizations === ...ay take some notices to people to get some of their information over here. Organizations can either make their pages themselves; or we collect information from them ...

==Japanese romanization== * Japanese should be transliterated following the Hepburn system<ref>http://en.wikiped ...

...bined [[Rule variations|rulesets]] applied by the [[EMA]] and contemporary Japanese rules. The rules document is authored by Sylvain Malbec and is accepted by ...r [[Japanese mahjong]] rules with some notable differences. The following organizations and their rulesets were put into consideration: ...

...ve are members of a team in [[M.League]]. The rest of the team members are Japanese vtubers of various skill levels. The league is sponsored by Redbull. [[Category:Japanese organizations]] ...

...player database and the ranking system for members of the various national organizations. While a best effort is made to try to disseminate and coordinate the relea ...hinese authorities and used in the Chinese Mahjong World Championship. For Japanese Mahjong, EMA has [[EMA Riichi Competition Rules|their own Riichi ruleset]] ...

'''M.League''' {{kana|Mリーグ}} is a [[List of Japanese organizations|professional mahjong]] team league. It is the first league in which mahjong ...]] is +30/+10/-10/-30.<ref>[https://m-league.jp/about/ M.League rules] (in Japanese)</ref> ...

* [[Tenhou rules]] - somebody who knows japanese will probably do this page most justice == European Organizations == ...

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..., the hand is considered tenpai. This is a rule commonly announced by most organizations with their rulesets, covering a wide range of interest groups (pro leagues, ...s much rarer and yet occupies the whole second section of the article. The Japanese Wikipedia article classifies this as being under karaten rather than keishi ...

The game of [[Japanese mahjong]] is played with a set of 136 tiles. Of these 136 tiles, there are ...d tiles]] for wind draws, and/or pre-determined seating orders. Different organizations and tournaments have their own systems. Once the first dealer is set, then ...

These are the clubs and organizations that play and promote [[Japanese mahjong|riichi mahjong]] outside of Japan. Clubs are both indexed in a rela ...are multilingual (German, French, English, Dutch, Japanese). We even have japanese players playing. So come up and attend this fantastic game. ...

...ed by the existence of rule variations enforced among different groups and organizations. ...

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...ceded by the usual term and a note marker ([en 1], [fr 1], [de 1]), as the Japanese word has been fully assimilated as a normally used word among players. Fren ! Theme !! Key !! Japanese<ref group=ja name=ja01/> !! Characters !! English !! French !! German ...