This is the official website of the Okinawa Prefectural Branch of the Japan Shogi Association. We provide information on shogi tournaments in Okinawa, tournament results, tournament records, and other shogi-related information.

This is the official website of the Japan Shogi Association, a public interest incorporated association whose objectives are to popularize and develop shogi as a traditional culture, improve shogi skills, and promote friendly relations through shogi.

Shogi Doraku sells shogi pieces and boards that are perfect as presents or gifts. In addition to shogi boards, we also have a wide selection of decorative pieces (figurines), piece stands, game clocks, side rests, and accessories. We have shogi pieces such as Tendo's written pieces, carved pieces, carved embedded pieces, and moriage pieces. Shogi boards range from the popular Katsura and Shin Kaya to the high-end Hon Kaya. For beginners and those aspiring to become professionals,

Shogi Wars [Officially Recognized by the Japan Shogi Association] is a service that offers a full range of online games that overturn the conventional wisdom of shogi apps, making full use of flashy production, graphics and AI, allowing beginners to advanced players to quickly find suitable opponents. You can play speedy games with a 10-minute time limit, 3-minute time limit, or 10-second time limit. You can also play against a computer offline. With your Shogi Wars rank, you can apply for a license or certificate (6th dan to 5th kyu) officially recognized by the Japan Shogi Association.

We plan and manage the Kuju Flower Park within Aso Kuju National Park, and are involved in various advertising production projects.

Japanese snacks to your door! Fllow us for Japanese culture, photos,sweets and more!! Check out the link below for this month's selection!

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Jodo Shinshu: Shogyoji Temple, Jodo Shinshu that practices the faith of the founder, Saint Shinran, and Rennyo Shonin in the modern day, overseas temples, gagaku, Taya, and the days of Nembutsu that have developed into sangha

Sho-Hachiman Shrine in Yukuhashi City, Fukuoka Prefecture, has been widely revered and worshipped not only in this town but throughout Buzen since ancient times as a "god of good fortune who guides wishes." It is also revered as a "mother and child god," and many people visit the shrine on their first visit to pray for their children to have righteous and strong hearts with the infinite love of a parent, as well as to ward off evil, bring good fortune, and guide them to safety in the home and on the roads.

Yamaboshi Shoten has been operating for 70 years with two stores in the city, dealing with various rare books and historical materials.