Good afternoon. It's time for Taco Yuuki's Mahjong Class.

I'm the one responsible for the sex appeal of "Saki", Taco Yuuki.

I'm the one responsible for the sex appeal of "Saki", Taco Yuuki.

That's totally off from your usual character, isn't it?

That's totally off from your usual character, isn't it?

Why is Someya-senpai here!?

Why is Someya-senpai here!?

I came to deliver this.

I came to deliver this.

Anyway, today's episode is about a butler in debt who owes 150 million!

Anyway, today's episode is about a butler in debt who owes 150 million!

That's the wrong show!

Now then, today we'll focus on explaining some of the basic procedures involving playing mahjong.

We'll be operating under the assumption that you're using an automatic mahjong table, though.

We'll be operating under the assumption that you're using an automatic mahjong table, though.

In the last episode, we already explained how the seating arrangements work,

So when you're seated at an automatic mahjong table, in the beginning the tiles will be stacked automatically in a formation kind of like this.

Also, each pair of tiles stacked 2-high is called 1 ton. That would be just 2 tiles, not the entire 17x2 stack.

The 17 by 2 stack of tiles in front of each player is called a yama.