Shogi, Japanese Chess, Rules & Variations

Shogi, Japanese form of chess, the history of which is obscure. Traditionally it is thought to have originated in India and to have been transmitted to Japan via China and Korea. Shogi, like Western chess and Chinese chess, is played by two persons on a board with pieces of varying powers, and the

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Shogi japanese Chess Wooden Board and Pieces

Shogi Dr Eric Silverman

Shogi Rules — An overall explanation of Japanese Chess, by Seigo Sato - Shogi player

How to play Shogi (Japanese Chess)

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Why is Shogi the only chess variant in which captured enemy pieces can be reused as one's own? Why did this not become a thing in other chess variants? - Quora

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Classic Strategy: A perfect set for the strategy board game enthusiast; Shogi is one of the most interesting chess variants and this beautiful set

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Shogi, 将棋, and Japanese Chess – Currently creating shogi (将棋) sites and resources for Japanese Chess lovers.