Dobutsu Shogi World

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  • Summary: Master Shogi easily with this game! Let’s play and learn Shogi on three levels!

    Dobutsu Shogi (Age: 4+): A game played on a 3×4 square board with eight animal pieces. Cute animal pieces have marks to show the direction of movement. Goro-Goro Dobutsu Shogi (Age: 5+): A game played on a    Master Shogi easily with this game! Let’s play and learn Shogi on three levels!

    Dobutsu Shogi (Age: 4+): A game played on a 3×4 square board with eight animal pieces. Cute animal pieces have marks to show the direction of movement.
    Goro-Goro Dobutsu Shogi (Age: 5+): A game played on a 5×6 square board with 16 animal pieces. The perfect way to learn and increase your skill in moving Dog (Gold) and Cat (Silver) that are important pieces for protecting King and for checkmating.

    Dobutsu Shogi in the Greenwood (Age: 6+): A game played on a 9×9 square board with 40 animal pieces. Piece movement and other basic rules are the same as Dobutsu Shogi and Goro-Goro Dobutsu Shogi. Use all that you learned and start playing Shogi.    … Expand

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  1. Digitally Downloaded
    Jun 30, 2019
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    If you've ever wanted to learn Shogi, then this is the most accessible learning tool that we've had released in the west. By the end of it, you'll be comfortable enough with the game to start playing the real thing. As to whether that's enough to justify the steep asking price, think of it this way: I believe you learn a lot about a culture by the games it plays, and Shogi is a deep and enduring cultural artifact of Japan. So, if you do have a genuine interest in the country, its history, and its culture, then I would suggest that learning Shogi is important... and learning opportunities of this standard are few and far between.

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