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This idea is common in Shogi piece designs for those who can't read the traditional Kanji designs.
by LeegleechN 3y ago
This idea is common in Shogi piece designs for those who can't read the traditional Kanji designs.
- afterburner 3y agoIndeed! Googling "shogi learning set" finds these sets.
- boredhedgehog 3y agoAnd the idea is misguided there as well. Kanji are problematic because people who can't read them can't differentiate their shapes. Any unique silhouette -- even a Latin letter -- is preferable to arrow diagrams, which end up unnecessarily similar to one another.
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 3y agoYeah I had no issue learning Shogi with no knowledge of kanji.