Combine three of the same Mahjong tiles in Japan. Remove all stones to advance to the next level.
Your Mahjong set has 166 tiles.Tiles
There is one dominant japanese mahjong, and that's riichi mahjong. The main difference between riichi mahjong and all the Chinese variants, is that the scoring structure in riichi requires you to pay attention to what your opponents are doing, as well as building your own hand.19-May-2021
144 Mahjong tiles
or mah-jongg (?m???d??? ) noun. a game of Chinese origin, usually played by four people, in which tiles bearing various designs are drawn and discarded until one player has an entire hand of winning combinations. Word origin. from Chinese, literally: sparrows.
The most valuable types of mah-jongg sets are the ones made of unusual or rare materials (genuine ivory, genuine jade, hollow tin tiles, for instance). Bakelite sets can also be worth hundreds of dollars, but only if they have 16 or more flower tiles and/or are of the "enrobed" type.
Hong Kong mahjong or Cantonese mahjong- is the most common form of mahjong, differing in minor scoring details from the Chinese Classical variety.
riichi mahjong
Japanese Mahjong uses a total of 136 tiles, split across a total of 5 suits. The suits are described below: Each suited tile has an associated suit and rank. There are 4 duplicates for each suited tile, and the rank is denoted by a number ranging from 1 to 9.16-Sept-2022
There are three "dragons": the red dragon (chun), symbolizing the middle or animal order (including humans), the green dragon (fa), symbolizing the lower or plant order of life, the white dragon (pai pan – white tile), symbolizing the higher or spirutual order of beings.