zero sum game in japaneseとは 意味・読み方・使い方

the Japanese game of go

a Japanese game called {'esugoroku'}

a Japanese board game called 'sugoroku'

a Japanese indoor game called shogi

a Chinese gambling game

a Japanese game that is played with marbles, called "Ohajiki"

the number nine card in Japanese Blackjack

the act of playing Japanese card games

a Japanese board game called 'juroku-musashi'

a score in a game

a game using Chinese characters

a Japanese gambling game that uses only one die

a Japanese 'sugoroku' game board

a game at cards

a melee in a game

a shogi game board

a game in which a yo-yo is used

Japanese playing cards containing verses

a rule in a game concerning time

a board game

a Japanese pinball game played on a vertical board

a zero‐sum game

the record of a haiku game

the entirety of Japan

the art of the Japanese game, Go

Japan as number one

a Japanese style room that has a tokonoma on the right and a shelf on the left, called a {'katte-chigai'}

the whole of Japan

the whole of Japan

a traditional Japanese children's game where coins are thrown over lines drawn on the ground