Shogi, chess, hanafuda, daifugo: sixteen games, all laid out for you.
We have picked a name for you. Keep it, or change it.
No sign-up, no fees.
Read the rules before you come in (in Japanese)This site plays sound
The house will play you
Take a game from the shelf. To wait for other people, create a room.
including games against the house
No tables for this game are open right now.
We choose our games with care and set them out on the shelf. No flashy effects - everything here is for the moment you sit down at the board and pick up a piece.
No sign-up, no fees. Pick a name and you can take a seat. If someone is already here under that name, please choose another.
Join a table from "Open tables", or open your own. New tables are private and don't appear in the list - send the invite link to bring your friends in. If you'd like to play with strangers too, make the table public and it will show up under "Open tables".
If nobody else is around, you can call a CPU to the table. In games with selectable strength, each CPU seat carries a strength tag: tap it to choose Easy, Normal or Strong. Games against the house count in the ledger too.
You can join a full table as a spectator. Seated players can also step back to watch between games and give up their seat.
If your connection drops mid-game, we'll hold your seat. Come back under the same name and you can pick up where you left off.
Every table has tea set out for a chat. It's just talk in the moment and disappears when you leave. Unsure of a move? Try "How to play" beside the board.
Every finished game counts in the ledger. Only the game, the time and how many played are kept - never names. Private tables count only in the totals.
This parlour was built by Claude Code.
The sounds at the table are borrowed from Sound Effect Lab.
What you can do here, who runs it, and how to get in touch. (Japanese)
What we don't collect, and what is kept in your browser and on the server. (Japanese)
Something you noticed, something to fix, a game you'd like to see. Read the next morning.
How to add an icon to your phone's home screen, for iPhone and Android. (Japanese)