/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Come on in, /jp/.

Leave the Saki discussion appart and let's play /jp/, i'm still waiting.

>>6522160
Wow anon you can count!
Good boy!!

Why would I look at that when I could look at this instead?

>>4602271
It isn't like that, the other people arn't that good either and I'm pretty much teaching the basics of the basics but that's fine since they enjoy it and are learning fast. One guy is just...annoying, don't know how to explain it.

>>4541634
That happens quite often on tenhou.

I wish I had a hisa.

I finally finished watching Saki. slowpoke.jpg, if I had realized it picked up so well at the tournament I never would have dropped it.

I am making a 45 minute lecture about mahjong for my the guys at my workplace as part of some project to vary the activities at the office.
I decided to go quickly about the history of the game, the different variants and how society sees it (especially in Japan) and then jump straight to the rules.
Should I include Akagi or Saki in this? My friends recommended to keep Saki out of it if I don't want to get fired, but I think Akagi at least demonstrates how society perceives mahjong in Japan very well.

I am lecturing to 8 guys, ages 23-26 and everyone are pretty open minded about things like this, but I am fearign Saki might still be pushing it.

Play faster /jp/

i'd her mahjong