The last one for this time is "tan'yaochuu". It's usually called tan'yao and is worth 1 han. This is a yaku made by only using chunchanpai. For this, it usually doesn't matter whether you're menzen or you've called tiles, but in some rules kuitan (tan'yao with called tiles) is not allowed. Naturally, if you use any yaochuupai, you can't get this yaku.

Examples of tan'yao

Examples of tan'yao

Example

Wait

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1 and 2 only use chunchanpai so there's no problem. 3 will be tan'yao unless you use the 1-pin. In 4, you already have 4 each of the 4-pin and 7-pin, so you can't actually make tan'yao. 5 and 6 use yaochuupai so they aren't tan'yao.

Example that may or may not become tan'yao

Examples that are not tan'yao

Examples that are not tan'yao

Tacos are tasty~

The yaku introduced this time are used relatively frequently, so be sure to remember them.

Riichi, dora is 5-pin, tsumo agari

We'll explain sanshoku doujun another time

Riichi, menzenchin tsumohou, tan'yaochuu, pinfu, 2 dora

Rii zumo tan pin dora dora

No riichi, dora is 8-sou, tsumo agari

Pinfu, menzenchin tsumohou, sanshoku doujun, 1 dora

Pin zumo sanshoku dora

Pin zumo sanshoku dora

Hey Yuuki-chan, what sort of yaku should we introduce next time?

Look forward to finding out next time!

Look forward to finding out next time!

Okay. Then let's do our best again next time, Yuuki-chan!

Saki-chan, you're such a good kid!

Huh?

It seems she was the first cooperative guest.