How to Play Hanafuda Hawaii Style Complete Instructions

[@bloodykenshiro8218]

Very informative. I swear I read "How to play Hanafuda Kawaii Style Complete Instructions" as the title, but I guess that, too, applies haha.

[@tomboyjessie1352]

Me to XD

[@SanFranciscoHermes]

Ahhhh thank you for such great instructions! I loved the animation! I use to play this game when I was a kid in Hawaii and I forgot how to play it! Thank you! 😁

[@bridgetleverett7800]

Thank you. I haven't played this in a very long time and wanted to learn to play again. This was so helpful

[@JohnDoe-ki6fm]

Ah... very nice! Cute animation, nice video explaining the game.

[@MrNsaysHi]

At 6:09 you should have closed the fan, so that frog's stacked cards don't fly off

[@CaineOs]

Thank you, very helpful. Also looks like it could get complex in game play, as I played card games in the 90's but this game looks very unique. What lead me here is the controversy, over a set of earrings. In the Anime show Demon Slayer that came out in 2019 I believe, and all that rising sun history. Little that the west understood, they're simply cards as earrings.

[@Alexei2539]

Thanks for this video. We call this variation of hanafuda, "higobana". The August suit is actually, "susuki"芒, not "suzuki".

[@jserrano51]

Having a lot of fun playing Hanafuda with the family! Thanks to this video we learned very quick. We have some doubts about the Hikki rule. Can you play a Hikki anytime during the game?

[@stanleykparker]

When you play the Gaji card as a wild card to take one of a Hiki, there are three cards left, so the Gaji card player takes the odd card left over. But now there is an odd 5 point Willow card leftover as well. Who, if any, takes that 5 point card at the end of the game? My family plays that the player with a Willow pair takes it, but it could also be left on the field or the gaji player could be rewarded that point card as well.

[@UmeSama2080]

It’s going to depend on the house. You can make as many variations as you want really

[@istvankovacs4154]

I googled what Hanafuda means and that is how I got here. Also I misread the title to say "kawaii" instead of "hawaii" lol.

[@karmanirhara]

If you get a Hiki, do you take the cards and keep them in your hand, lay them down, or play with them? Is there any points?

[@herbertortiz9159]

Cute video and explanation. A bit complex, though...

[@DaimondRus]

Great video, thank you!

[@kevinkunitake6192]

what is the best way to shuffle hanafuda cards?

[@kevinkunitake6192]

ps thank you for this video, it was very helpful!

[@Tomek1949]

Wait... Those Hanafuda cards with no markings include Nintendo brand ones, too!

[@2M1-w4q]

i wouldn’t simply discard the valueless cards because there is a yaku when you pull lots of them or have a total score of under 15

[@UmeSama2080]

That’s only for regular Koi-Koi

[@2M1-w4q]

this game is so fun

[@Tomek1949]

Remember, speaking of sets in Hanafuda, you only need 2 cards, including the Chrynthasenum Seed (September) card to complete the Cherry-Blossom Viewing or Moon Viewing sets. I your opponent snags one, watch out!

[@tanthiennguyen6757]

Ein Jahre lang kann man blinden werden .....Liebe macht Blind.....

[@localtavernsluteplayer2182]

This sounds like a very cut throat game

[@WimzorTheGreat]

-50 points per yaku seems very harsh if you're playing with more people and the most you can make from a set is 30 points. Seems like you'll be in the negative at the end of most games.

[@UmeSama2080]

That’s why you want to try to block your opponent from getting a yaku

[@NikolajLepka]

This is honestly pretty different from Koi-Koi

[@mikekazz5353]

Looks like Nintendo loosened up to people showing gameplay of their games on KZbin

[@tomboyjessie1352]

Oh right, Hanafuda was Nintendo's first product before going to toys and video games

[@stanleykparker]

Nintendo didn't invent hanafuda cards, they just manufactured them and still do. I collect decks with many variations on the standard designs. These folks designed two of the most beautiful. A new Hawaiian style of game play arose among Japanese immigrants to Hawaii.

[@KilosFoxo]

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