ph35304現代日本では、花札か、後述する読み札にあわせた絵札をとってその枚数を競う競技を意味するようになった。 また、小倉百人一首の場合は読み札には短歌が書かれ、取り札には下の句が書かれている。
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- Posted at 24 Jan 2014 at 01:52
ph35304
In modern Japan, the (Hanafuda) Japanese playing cards means a competition wherein the number of picture cards which were matched with the Yomifuda(which will be described later) taken is being competed on. In addition, the tanka is written in the Yomifuda and the last part of the poem is written on the torifuda in the case of the Ogura Anthology of One Hundred Tanka‐poems by One Hundred Poets.
In modern Japan, the (Hanafuda) Japanese playing cards means a competition wherein the number of picture cards which were matched with the Yomifuda(which will be described later) taken is being competed on. In addition, the tanka is written in the Yomifuda and the last part of the poem is written on the torifuda in the case of the Ogura Anthology of One Hundred Tanka‐poems by One Hundred Poets.
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- Posted at 23 Jan 2014 at 22:49
ph35304
In modern Japan, it came to mean Hanafuda cards or a competition that compete for the number of cards by taking Efuda, Picture cards in accordance with the Yomifuda card which will be described later. In addition, tanka is written in Yomifuda cards, last part of a poem is written on the Torifuda cards in the case of Ogura Hyakunin-Isshu.
In modern Japan, it came to mean Hanafuda cards or a competition that compete for the number of cards by taking Efuda, Picture cards in accordance with the Yomifuda card which will be described later. In addition, tanka is written in Yomifuda cards, last part of a poem is written on the Torifuda cards in the case of Ogura Hyakunin-Isshu.
