Hello!
This is the super-popular Taco Yuuki's Mahjong Class!
The "hello" here is konyanyachiwa (konnichiwa in Osaka dialect, often associated with Kero from Card Captor Sakura)As usual, your instructor is the person with the highest taco intake in the world, Taco Yuuki!
And my assistant this time is this person!As usual, your instructor is the person with the highest taco intake in the world, Taco Yuuki!
And my assistant this time is this person!I'm Kazekoshi Girls' School's captain, Fukuji MihokoBy the way, I brought a bentou. Would you like to eat it?By the way, I brought a bentou. Would you like to eat it?O, onee-san
We aren't having a picnic today...I tried making tacos today.Onee-san is the best!Yay yay~As a present for such a nice onee-san, I'll let you do the explanations this timeAs a present for such a nice onee-san, I'll let you do the explanations this timeMy pleasureCaptain's too gullibleWell then, first let's introduce "honchantaiyaochuu".
It's a yaku worth 2 han if menzen, 1 han with kuisagari, and is usually abbreviated to chanta.
This is a yaku where your mentsu are all either shuntsu including yaochuupai or else koutsu or kantsu of yaochuupai.
From there, if you make a hand without any jihai, it becomes "junchantaiyaochuu", a yaku worth 3 han if menzen, 2 han with kuisagari.
This is usually abbreviated to junchan.
In addition to the mentsu, your jyantou must also be yaochuupai (or routouhai for junchan)Well then, first let's introduce "honchantaiyaochuu".
It's a yaku worth 2 han if menzen, 1 han with kuisagari, and is usually abbreviated to chanta.
This is a yaku where your mentsu are all either shuntsu including yaochuupai or else koutsu or kantsu of yaochuupai.
From there, if you make a hand without any jihai, it becomes "junchantaiyaochuu", a yaku worth 3 han if menzen, 2 han with kuisagari.
This is usually abbreviated to junchan.
In addition to the mentsu, your jyantou must also be yaochuupai (or routouhai for junchan)If you don't combine chanta with yakuhai or hon'itsu, or combine junchan with sanshoku or some such, it probably won't make a very high-scoring hand.ExampleExampleIs honchantaiyaochuuWaitWaitIs honchantaiyaochuu if you get the 9-pinIs junchantaiyaochuuIs junchantaiyaochuuIs junchantaiyaochuu if you get the 1-wan
Hello!
This is the super-popular Taco Yuuki's Mahjong Class!
The "hello" here is konyanyachiwa (konnichiwa in Osaka dialect, often associated with Kero from Card Captor Sakura)
As usual, your instructor is the person with the highest taco intake in the world, Taco Yuuki!
And my assistant this time is this person!
As usual, your instructor is the person with the highest taco intake in the world, Taco Yuuki!
And my assistant this time is this person!
By the way, I brought a bentou. Would you like to eat it?
By the way, I brought a bentou. Would you like to eat it?
O, onee-san
We aren't having a picnic today...
I tried making tacos today.
Onee-san is the best!
Yay yay~
As a present for such a nice onee-san, I'll let you do the explanations this time
As a present for such a nice onee-san, I'll let you do the explanations this time
My pleasure
Captain's too gullible
Well then, first let's introduce "honchantaiyaochuu".
It's a yaku worth 2 han if menzen, 1 han with kuisagari, and is usually abbreviated to chanta.
This is a yaku where your mentsu are all either shuntsu including yaochuupai or else koutsu or kantsu of yaochuupai.
From there, if you make a hand without any jihai, it becomes "junchantaiyaochuu", a yaku worth 3 han if menzen, 2 han with kuisagari.
This is usually abbreviated to junchan.
In addition to the mentsu, your jyantou must also be yaochuupai (or routouhai for junchan)
Well then, first let's introduce "honchantaiyaochuu".
It's a yaku worth 2 han if menzen, 1 han with kuisagari, and is usually abbreviated to chanta.
This is a yaku where your mentsu are all either shuntsu including yaochuupai or else koutsu or kantsu of yaochuupai.
From there, if you make a hand without any jihai, it becomes "junchantaiyaochuu", a yaku worth 3 han if menzen, 2 han with kuisagari.
This is usually abbreviated to junchan.
In addition to the mentsu, your jyantou must also be yaochuupai (or routouhai for junchan)
If you don't combine chanta with yakuhai or hon'itsu, or combine junchan with sanshoku or some such, it probably won't make a very high-scoring hand.
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