I’ve always liked the Japanese chess called Shogi, but I’ve never been able to play it very well. But the aesthetics of the pieces are simply unbeatable. This is a practice puzzle, the Japanese call such puzzles tsume.
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I’ve always liked the Japanese chess called Shogi, but I’ve never been able to play it very well. But the aesthetics of the pieces are simply unbeatable. This is a practice puzzle, the Japanese call such puzzles tsume.