New to shogi?
Learn or teach the game
Meet all eight piece types, print a complete set, begin an open-book first game and use a ready-made 45-minute classroom lesson.
Shogi across Asia
将棋 shōgi · Japan’s classic strategy game
Shogi turns planning, patience and learning from mistakes into a hands-on activity.
New to shogi?
Meet all eight piece types, print a complete set, begin an open-book first game and use a ready-made 45-minute classroom lesson.
Shogi across Asia
Explore public sources about shogi branches, teaching groups and learning resources across East and Southeast Asia.
You do not need perfect memorisation. Keep the move guide beside the board and learn through play.
Compare all eight piece types in one view.
Use the setup guide; the pointed tips face the opponent.
Start a friendly first game and check moves whenever needed.
After playing, try one mate-in-1 puzzle.
Board, 40-piece set and an English movement guide for homes, clubs and classrooms.
A structured way to practise planning, attention, patience, respectful play and learning from setbacks.
Each move changes the threats and possibilities. Compare choices and look for what may happen next.
A lost piece or failed plan becomes a chance to review, adapt and try again.
Checks, defenses and mating shapes become easier to recognize through careful practice.
Taking turns, greeting an opponent and handling wins and losses make etiquette part of the game.
Talking through a move helps learners connect observation, reasoning and consequences.
Eight verified beginner puzzles with hints and local progress.
Young Minds classroom resources, lesson plans and assessment ideas.
See what transfers and how captured-piece drops change the game.
Start on paper or use Lishogi and 81Dojo.
Explore how shogi is taught, organized and shared across the region.
Learn about the board, promotion, drops and this independent project.