_List of all combinations and their worth_ NB: There are many variations! 5 brights: 10 points 4 brights without rainman: 8 points 4 brights with rainman: 7 points 3 brights without rainman: 5 points NB: the 4 combinations above are mutually exclusive of course Cherry blossom viewing: 5 points Moon viewing: 5 points Boar, deer, butterflies: 6 points 3 poetry ribbons: 6 points 3 blue ribbons: 6 points 5 animals: 1 point + 1 point for each additional animal 5 ribbons: 1 point + 1 point for each additional ribbon 10 normal cards: 1 point + 1 point for each additional card Mulitplicators: Your opponent made Koi-Koi during this round -> x2 You gathered 7 base points or more -> x2 Both those criteria -> x4 Example: your opponent made Koi-Koi and then you get Moon viewing. You score 5 x2 = 10 points. Example 2: you made the 3 blue ribbons as well as the 3 poetry ribbons, and you have no additional ribbon. You count 6 for Blue ribbons + 6 for Poetry ribbons + 2 for having 6 ribbons = 14. Your opponent didn't Koi-Koi so you score 14 x2 = 28 points.
@@julianleucht413 yes any ribbon--poetry, blue or plain--counts towards it. you can even stack it with the poetry ribbons and/or blue ribbons combination if you have the 3 poetry/blue ribbons and 2 or more other ribbons for example.
Me too. I actually have a traditional hanafuda set that I brought back from Japan a good four years ago. The prospect of finally being able to learn how to play the game (and have easy access to Nine Man Morris, thanks Assassin's Creed III) sold me on this compilation. And now I learned that it's almost half as difficult as the infernal Japanese language. At least Shogi is kind of fun.
I can't believe they put in labels for Mahjong and they didn't put the months into the design of these cards. This is much harder to memorise than Mahjong.
@@crimsonarrow That would have been really helpful, yeah. This version of the game is still infinitely more playable than my traditional set, and it looks more or less identical (maybe I'll try comparing the cards in the game with mine side-by-side to confirm just how identical). But, I guess I'll never be able to teach my friends how to play koi-koi.
@@albatross1688 I saw on Google Images there is a set where they have number labels for the months and also a "bright" symbol in Kanji on certain cards. I think that would definitely be a nice set to play with friends.
I came here from nisemonogatari because Araragi said "When I try to play hanafuda, no one knows the rules, and when I find someone who does, no one has a deck!”
I'm here for help understanding the game. I just played it for the first time yesterday evening with our Japanese exchange student, and it hurt my brain.
Learned this from clubhouse games. A fantastic way to learn the game because it allows you to play without having to memorize a bunch of things or having to check a reference sheet every five seconds. There is one tule that made me get a physical deck though was that of the winner going first. I really hate that because it allows for one player to steamroll the other and it usually means that one player is having a great time and the other is having a miserable time. I have been trying it out with my brother and it seems to be working well. It does take away a little bit of the risk of koi-koing because, even if you loose, you would start the next round. But I find that to be a small price to be for closer matches where everyone is having fun.
This is actually a pretty clear and succinct overview. Still exploring all the myriad variations on scoring, which seems to vary by country and also setting lol
Learned how to play koi koi from Sakura Taisen on the Sega Saturn with Kouran back in the 90s. I couldn’t read a word of Japanese back then and figured out how to play the game just by screwing around and clicking on stuff. I’ve been hooked ever since!
I'm playing Sakura Wars on ps4 and this was an interesting explanation and now I understand it a bit more, but without practice I won't get anywhere 🤦♂️ thanks I'll probably rewatch this a few times 😂
@@brandonchambers963 it all depends on what you want from a video game, this is a dating sim with some decent if sparse mech combat sections. I went into it thinking it was action rpg but soon found out it wasn't... but the story and the cringy but laugh out loud dialogue made me stay till the end. Its not a short game and you will spend 80% of it walking and talking, there is a lot of reading but overall I would recommend it, very memorable and enjoyable experience. Hope that helps.
It was actually another Card Game that brought me here. In Yu-Gi-Oh there is an archetype called "Flower Cardians". Koi-Koi and Hachi-Hachi are support cards in yugioh, funny they are the actual games
Yaku list: 5 brights 4 brights without rainman 4 brights with rainman 3 brights without rainman Boar deer butterfly 3 writing scrolls 3 purple scrolls Full moon and cup Curtain and cup 5+ animals 5+ scrolls 10+ junks
Holy shit…. I got into these cards because of the different collectible themes you can find around the internet? (Kirby, Godzilla, Spirited Away, Mario) annnnd wow, the cards came with Japanese instructions 😂 which is cool! Cuz they’re authentic.. buuuut I can’t read that.. this video made me feel like this game is a little more complicated than I originally thought 😂
@@knightfromlordran yeah the original was amazing. I'm near the end of the 2nd (haven't finished it yet) but it definitely hasn't been as good as the first game so far. Maybe it ends with a bang though. That's what I'm hoping for at least
no the only thing i got was some rummikub rules and then randomly you got ino-shika-cho and I am like "I wonder how shogi is played?" and that is how I became a shogi champion while having learned absolutely nothing about hanafuda except how to use them to locate 9 sentient oni masks and defeat them using onions and blowfish.
Ace Attorney brought me here. I found out these cards were mentioned in the Japanese version of the fourth game, and I was curious about them. I’m waiting for my own set to arrive.
I'm literally watching it for the first time right now, paused at the match between Kenji and Grandma. I was interested at first but this seems like WAY too long of an investment for a card game.
So when you get your matches and put on the table, is there a particular order of pile? Like one pile is the "Bright", another is the "animals", "plain cards", etc. So how do you allocate your points because I think if you have 2 5 point cards, it doesn't necessarily mean you that number of points. Can someone help clarify the scoring system to me? I have the rest of the rules down, but the scoring system is a bit challenging to me.
You can organize your (partial) sets in front of you in any way you want, since some cards have the potential to be used in multiple different combinations. As soon as you are able to form any one of those sets, you score the established number of points that it's worth (unless you decide to call koi-koi). Here's a list of the sets and the scores they're worth: www.gamedesign.jp/flash/hanafuda/rule_e.html Hope this helps!
I tried buying Hanafuda cards once, but when I went to the ATM machine the LCD display was broken and I forgot my PIN number, so I went home and read some DC comics in PDF format.
Nearly all of you brought by Summer Wars and Yakuza,but the true guys (and there are few)brought by one and only KIBAGAMI GENJURO the guy with the red hair from Samurai Shodown
The Yakuza series bought me here. I played the KOI KOI game for HOURS now knowing a damn thing but having a ton of fun.
The game keeping track of your groups makes it much easier, lol
Same
Lol same it's fun but I don't get it
Same tryna get platinum I swear the Japs be on some shit with all these games the damn culture is deep
_List of all combinations and their worth_
NB: There are many variations!
5 brights: 10 points
4 brights without rainman: 8 points
4 brights with rainman: 7 points
3 brights without rainman: 5 points
NB: the 4 combinations above are mutually exclusive of course
Cherry blossom viewing: 5 points
Moon viewing: 5 points
Boar, deer, butterflies: 6 points
3 poetry ribbons: 6 points
3 blue ribbons: 6 points
5 animals: 1 point + 1 point for each additional animal
5 ribbons: 1 point + 1 point for each additional ribbon
10 normal cards: 1 point + 1 point for each additional card
Mulitplicators:
Your opponent made Koi-Koi during this round -> x2
You gathered 7 base points or more -> x2
Both those criteria -> x4
Example: your opponent made Koi-Koi and then you get Moon viewing. You score 5 x2 = 10 points.
Example 2: you made the 3 blue ribbons as well as the 3 poetry ribbons, and you have no additional ribbon. You count 6 for Blue ribbons + 6 for Poetry ribbons + 2 for having 6 ribbons = 14. Your opponent didn't Koi-Koi so you score 14 x2 = 28 points.
Replying so I can reference this.
Is the 5 ribbons combination also valid with poetry ribbons (e.g. 1 poetry ribbon, 4 ribbons)?
@@julianleucht413 yes any ribbon--poetry, blue or plain--counts towards it. you can even stack it with the poetry ribbons and/or blue ribbons combination if you have the 3 poetry/blue ribbons and 2 or more other ribbons for example.
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Does the "over 7" rule only apply if you have multiple sets? Like, does 5 brights actually give 20 points or are the brights an exception?
"because you are not a, BOTANIST" i lol'd. thanks for this tho.
cringe
Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics brought me here
Me too. I actually have a traditional hanafuda set that I brought back from Japan a good four years ago. The prospect of finally being able to learn how to play the game (and have easy access to Nine Man Morris, thanks Assassin's Creed III) sold me on this compilation. And now I learned that it's almost half as difficult as the infernal Japanese language. At least Shogi is kind of fun.
I can't believe they put in labels for Mahjong and they didn't put the months into the design of these cards. This is much harder to memorise than Mahjong.
@@crimsonarrow That would have been really helpful, yeah. This version of the game is still infinitely more playable than my traditional set, and it looks more or less identical (maybe I'll try comparing the cards in the game with mine side-by-side to confirm just how identical). But, I guess I'll never be able to teach my friends how to play koi-koi.
@@albatross1688 I saw on Google Images there is a set where they have number labels for the months and also a "bright" symbol in Kanji on certain cards. I think that would definitely be a nice set to play with friends.
Same
Watched Summer Wars 10 years ago, bought flower cards 5 years ago, just now trying to learn how to play
summer wars is one of the most underrated anime movies of all time.
I was brought here by summer wars as well, that movie is awesome
I've seen Summer Wars several times and every time I want to play Koi Koi but never do. I can't get enough of that movie.
Omg I also bought cards after watching summer wars. Good luck!
Kimestu no Yaiba brought me here. The boy with the Hanafuda earrings.
Same. Had to google what it meant and down the rabbit hole we go.
Same.
Jullie SH yes
Summer Wars for me. But KnY brought it back.
I noticed that XD
I came here from nisemonogatari because Araragi said "When I try to play hanafuda, no one knows the rules, and when I find someone who does, no one has a deck!”
Yakuza 0 brought me here
Haman A same...and now my head hurts
Kiwami for me lol
Kiwami. My head hurts trying to remember all the combination.
try to 100 percent Yakuza game turn you into an expert in every field
@@ryugaroxas
And makes you despise Mahjong with a burning passion.
I like how everyone is here because of something they watched, and I'm just here cuz I can't fucking understand this game.
Me too
I’m here to learn how to play this game on Sakura Wars.
I'm here for help understanding the game. I just played it for the first time yesterday evening with our Japanese exchange student, and it hurt my brain.
"Are you writing this down?" had the same thought when said! xD
Amazingly explained in just 3 mins😂
Summer wars influence
Learned this from clubhouse games. A fantastic way to learn the game because it allows you to play without having to memorize a bunch of things or having to check a reference sheet every five seconds.
There is one tule that made me get a physical deck though was that of the winner going first. I really hate that because it allows for one player to steamroll the other and it usually means that one player is having a great time and the other is having a miserable time.
I have been trying it out with my brother and it seems to be working well. It does take away a little bit of the risk of koi-koing because, even if you loose, you would start the next round. But I find that to be a small price to be for closer matches where everyone is having fun.
You’re here because of that damn switch game
Ya caught me.
Holy fuck you are right
Ha! I got a set from Club Nintendo years ago, but never played so here I am!
No I’m here from summer wars
You got me!
This is actually a pretty clear and succinct overview. Still exploring all the myriad variations on scoring, which seems to vary by country and also setting lol
Learned how to play koi koi from Sakura Taisen on the Sega Saturn with Kouran back in the 90s. I couldn’t read a word of Japanese back then and figured out how to play the game just by screwing around and clicking on stuff. I’ve been hooked ever since!
and yes that nintendo set was real Nintendo acctually started out makign hanafuda cards LONG before mario's daddy was born
In 1889 to be precise:)
You said flower cards cards right after the video just told you not to say that.
Plz
XD ikr
Hanafuda.
I just got the red set from them so hopefully I can learn how to play this
I'm first time played Hanafuda koi Koi on this week.It's lot of fun.
Here because I play Flower Cardians in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG
This is what the is Deck based on
Same here man.
Greetings fellow brothers
One of these days I'm gonna be sitting in a dark room playing koi koi with my mates
I'll try to use this for cheat sheet in Yakuza Kiwami.
Like a Dragon.
John yakuza
i was doing something and in the back of my mind summer wars popped in an was like go learn hanafuda even tho you'll most likely never play.
In 3 minutes, but you need to watch the card sets like 20 times to remember everything. Damn you Yukaza games
I'm playing Sakura Wars on ps4 and this was an interesting explanation and now I understand it a bit more, but without practice I won't get anywhere 🤦♂️ thanks I'll probably rewatch this a few times 😂
Same, I just started playing Sakura Taisen too.
Is that game any good? I know this is a late reply to your comment but maybe you’ll answer me lol
@@brandonchambers963 it all depends on what you want from a video game, this is a dating sim with some decent if sparse mech combat sections. I went into it thinking it was action rpg but soon found out it wasn't... but the story and the cringy but laugh out loud dialogue made me stay till the end. Its not a short game and you will spend 80% of it walking and talking, there is a lot of reading but overall I would recommend it, very memorable and enjoyable experience. Hope that helps.
@@dorekbregonzo so it’s sort of like a visual novel then? Sounds interesting tho. I may check more into it. Thanks for the reply!
the super mario hanafuda cameo at the end is a sly little callout to the history of nintendo and hanafuda. i love it.
I raged so hard trying to learn this that I went out to my pond and punched a Koi Carp in the face!
Fun fact
Koi means carp in japanese
You punched a carp carp
😀
@@jemimahrajakumar7770 🤣 I didn't know that! Here in the UK we call it a Koi Carp.
Sakura Wars brought me here and I wanted to learn the full game. Its really fun once you get the hang of it.
I'm already lost after 45 seconds lol
That was such a fun explanation, thank you!
It was actually another Card Game that brought me here. In Yu-Gi-Oh there is an archetype called "Flower Cardians". Koi-Koi and Hachi-Hachi are support cards in yugioh, funny they are the actual games
I came here from Komi can't communicate season 2. It looked so fun, so I wanted to know how it works!
Same lol. Looked super fun 😁
I'm here because I bought the Nintendo Hanafuda Set! I'm excited to play it soon!
At 3:06 to 3:09 was hilarious how he said "KOI-KOI!" XD
annoying rather than hilarious
Should explain how much each set suits points are worth
Just rewatched summer wars
This actually helped a lot, even though it was just a brief summary. I was having trouble understanding what constituted a set.
Well glad that clears that up
Yaku list:
5 brights
4 brights without rainman
4 brights with rainman
3 brights without rainman
Boar deer butterfly
3 writing scrolls
3 purple scrolls
Full moon and cup
Curtain and cup
5+ animals
5+ scrolls
10+ junks
Thank you.
Clubhouse Games brought me here, but I’m staying for Koi-Koi with hanafuda. So much fun to learn!
Those cards are so pretty
Recently watched summer wars again because of Belle,
“Did you get all that?”
“Uh…”
presses replay button
Tales of Berseria has it's own version of this game and I realised this just now
Warning in the beginning gives this guy my confidence lol
Some of the clearest mud ever lol thank you for helping me gain a *slight* understanding of where to start
The movies "Pale Flower" (1964) and "The Yakuza" (1973) brought me here.
This made me laugh pretty hard actually. Thanks :)
Holy shit…. I got into these cards because of the different collectible themes you can find around the internet? (Kirby, Godzilla, Spirited Away, Mario) annnnd wow, the cards came with Japanese instructions 😂 which is cool! Cuz they’re authentic.. buuuut I can’t read that.. this video made me feel like this game is a little more complicated than I originally thought 😂
I bought a Hanafuda set from Daiso after playing it a bunch in Yakuza, came here to learn to play & uhhh... I'm still learning lol
You forgot to mention junk, ribbons and variety. And your opponent doesn't score double points after you call koi-koi.
here learning about my favorite Yu-Gi-Oh archetype, Flower Cardian.
12 hour compilation of screaming KOI KOI please
51 games for Nintendo Switch anyone?
Nah, Yakuza Nintendo from 1889 did.
I suggest beginners to use a korean "hwatu" deck because the bright cards are actually marked to differentiate them from animal cards.
POV: Your a Yakuza player going for a Platinum trophy
Lol yep. I'm playing Lost Judgment right now
@@xXTheBigMatt94xX I finished the original Judgment back in November. Man what an awesome game, but very time consuming to 100%
@@knightfromlordran yeah the original was amazing. I'm near the end of the 2nd (haven't finished it yet) but it definitely hasn't been as good as the first game so far. Maybe it ends with a bang though. That's what I'm hoping for at least
Thank you.
I'm just here because Hanako plays this against the Mokkes and never won
LMAO yes that's why I'm here 😂
no the only thing i got was some rummikub rules and then randomly you got ino-shika-cho and I am like "I wonder how shogi is played?" and that is how I became a shogi champion while having learned absolutely nothing about hanafuda except how to use them to locate 9 sentient oni masks and defeat them using onions and blowfish.
_This strange looking emoji (🎴) brought me here!_
I thought I could remove all the aces from a normal deck and play this with a bit of conversion but those odd sets would make it hard.
Came here wanting to learn Hanafuda, now I just want my self esteem back. Halp!
Also for the record, yakuza brought me to google which brought me here lol
A set of Yugioh cards is based on this.
When I buy of the mount and it doesn't match with any card of the table, what should I do? This goes for the table or my hand or trash space?
Ace Attorney brought me here. I found out these cards were mentioned in the Japanese version of the fourth game, and I was curious about them. I’m waiting for my own set to arrive.
Koi-Koi! *KOI-KOI!!!*
Kaido?
Did anyone else come here after watching summer wars?
I'm literally watching it for the first time right now, paused at the match between Kenji and Grandma.
I was interested at first but this seems like WAY too long of an investment for a card game.
Totally here so I can complete Yakuza minigame completion
Summer wars brought me here lmao
I am here because Haruka...
Clubhouse Games brought me here.
Here because I have a deck but forgot how to play it
I am yakiza kiwami. I got the plat for yakiza 0 and understood the game back then. Suddenly I forgot this game now I am here yakiza kiwami plat.
Well, this moved at the godd*mned speed of light
So when you get your matches and put on the table, is there a particular order of pile? Like one pile is the "Bright", another is the "animals", "plain cards", etc. So how do you allocate your points because I think if you have 2 5 point cards, it doesn't necessarily mean you that number of points. Can someone help clarify the scoring system to me? I have the rest of the rules down, but the scoring system is a bit challenging to me.
You can organize your (partial) sets in front of you in any way you want, since some cards have the potential to be used in multiple different combinations. As soon as you are able to form any one of those sets, you score the established number of points that it's worth (unless you decide to call koi-koi). Here's a list of the sets and the scores they're worth: www.gamedesign.jp/flash/hanafuda/rule_e.html
Hope this helps!
Play yakuza kiwami, I'm indonesian but because I'm playing yakuza kiwami, I'm interested in koi koi now.
Need this for Sakura wars
Did you beat Kohran yet?
I'm not even here because of a video game I just bought a little box cool looking cards from a shop in Japan but the rule sheet was in Japanese
Same, but mine were given by an old friend who is Japanese.
I ❤️ Koi-koi with hanafuda
What happens when the players have the same points at the end of the game? Who wins?
i lost to a botanist and now i am bankrupt
"because you are not a botanist" lmao
Genjuro Kibagami brought me here.
I'm calling them "hanafuda cards" just to spite you.
Wow very interesting how similar to the Italian game briscola 🤔
Touken ranbu new event brought me here. Translation isnt out yet.
The thumbnail, I wanted that but by the time nothing else showed up and I got the points, it went out of stock and they never restocked it.
I tried buying Hanafuda cards once, but when I went to the ATM machine the LCD display was broken and I forgot my PIN number, so I went home and read some DC comics in PDF format.
Oddly descriptive but cool read
I couldn't follow the GameGrumps, so I came here
A girl With communication disorder Brought me here
I usually put the cards on my ears and start looking for Micheal Jackson
KOI-KOI!
Summer Wars brought me here!
Love that movie! (And not just because its the same plot as the Digimon movie...)
Oof toilet bound bringed me
Same 😂😂
Nearly all of you brought by Summer Wars and Yakuza,but the true guys (and there are few)brought by one and only KIBAGAMI GENJURO the guy with the red hair from Samurai Shodown
Hanako-kun from Jibaku shounen Hanako-kun brought me here since Hanako-kun plays hanafuda with the mokke but the mokke always wins 😂👍
I just want to fucking complete Yakuza like a dragon THATS IT
...I think I understand....? Welp, time to get the platinum trophy for Judgement.
But what about the Poetry Ribbons?
Can you repeat that
Sure. 00:00.
Im here because of yakuza games FTW IN THE ILLEGAL GAMBLING HALL 🎰