英和和英

to go down like ninepins

to play chess

a Japanese shogi piece

Japanese chess, called 'shogi'

a king

a shogi match

the conclusion of a game of shogi

a person who plays shogi

a game of warlike Japanese chess called 'ikusashogi'

the way in which one plays shogi

the playing of a game of shogi

the skill or ability for playing the game Shogi

to have a game at chess

a person who often plays the Japanese board game shogi

in Japanese chess, a promoted 'kaku' piece, called a 'ryuume'

some one to play chess or go with

a Shogi player who possesses excellent skills

a game of {shogi called halma}

in the game of shogi, the action of ending in a draw

an act of ending a game of shogi

in Japanese chess, a promoted 'hisha' piece, called a 'nari-hisha'

the game shogi played on a portable outdoor bench

a board game, called chess

prohibited way of shogi called two pawns

a defensive method of playing shogi, called 'ukeshogi'

a game similar to Japanese shogi, called chess

the profession of being a Japanese Go player

in shogi, a game for deciding ranking

the developments of a game of Japanese checkers or chess

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