Japanese shogi corresponds to chess.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Japanese shogi corresponds to chess.

A "soroban" is a type of Japanese abacus.

Indeed, Japanese sweets go well with Japanese tea.

Traditional Japanese sweets really do go well with Japanese tea.

Sushi is a Japanese food.

Kendo is a Japanese martial art.

to play class on equal terms―without giving or taking odds

a Japanese indoor game called shogi

Japan's puppet plays are outstanding.

In Japanese pictures the ume tree and the bush warbler always go [are always found] together.

an association of Shogi players called the {Japan Shogi League}

An izakaya is a Japanese-style pub.

An izakaya is a Japanese style pub.

an association of Go players called the {Japan 'Ki-in'}

a chessman used in Japanese chess called a bishop

The Centigrade scale is used in Japan.

The Japanese language has honorific expressions.

in shogi, a situation in which both players play a game on equal terms with neither having sacrificed a playing piece

This chess problem is too difficult for me.

the way in which one plays shogi

a shogi piece called a king

JST stands for Japan Standard Time.

Sukiyaki is one of the typical hot pot dishes of Japan.

in shogi, a piece moved where it will put the opposing king in check

a game of {shogi called halma}

the king piece in the game shogi

Japan is called "Nippon" in Japanese.

something shaped like a playing piece of the Japanese game shogi

In Japan, this is called an old person's joke.

a playing piece in the game Shogi called 'Kinsho'