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Philos Shogi Set With Raised Wooden Board & Storage Drawer

A nice Shogi (Japanese Chess) set from Philos, comprising a raised wooden board with storage drawer and wooden playing pieces. Ideal for beginners and casual players, the set features good quality components at an affordable price. Game instructions / rules are also included.

Shogi is a 2 player strategy game and the most popular Chess variant throughout Japan.

• number of players: 2
• recommended age: from age 6
• playing time: ca. 60 minutes
• playing instruction: language DE, GB, FR, ES, IT, NL, DK, SE, PL, RU

Contents

• Shogi Table: Basswood, natural and reddish-brown stain with printed play-field. Size: 270 x 250 x 50 mm
• 40 wooden playing pieces with red & black markings

Contains small parts. Unsuitable for children younger than 4 years old.

 

Wooden Shogi Board with Plastic Pieces

A good quality Shogi set consisting of a Beech veneered Shogi board (measuring 330 x 295 x 13mm) and a nice set of plastic Shogi tiles that are supplied in a storage box.

The wooden board features printed lines and is is a good size for play whilst the tiles are fairly large (approximately 25mm in length) and feature clear markings.

 

Magnetic travel Shogi (Japanese Chess) set - 25cm

A great value set, featuring strong magnets and including everything you need to play.

Contents:

• Folding magnetic board with storage space for pieces
• Magnetic tiles with red & black markings
• Instructions

Contains small parts. Unsuitable for children younger than 4 years old.

 

Shin Kaya Table Shogi Board - 2.9cm thick

A genuine, Japanese made table Shogi board crafted from Shin Kaya wood. The board is made from 2 - 3 pieces of solid wood joined together with the joins barely visible. The board has a good weight, is a nice size and thickness for play and is beautifully finished.

Kurokigoishiten are a Japanese manufacturer who specialise in the finest quality Go and Shogi equipment. This is a fine Shogi board and much nicer than more common, cheaper alternatives usually available in the UK.

Please note that the colour, texture and grain patterns may vary on each board as they are made from natural materials.

Pieces are not included unless specified.

Contains small parts. Unsuitable for children younger than 4 years old.

 

Shin Kaya Table Shogi Board with Wooden Shogi Pieces

By Kurokigoishiten of Japan, the table Shogi board is crafted from Shin Kaya wood and made by joining 2 - 3 pieces of solid wood together, with barely noticeable joins. The board has a good weight, is a nice size and thickness for play and is beautifully finished with the wood grain predominantly featured.

The quality Shogi pieces are made from Aoka wood and feature clear, stamped markings in red and black. They are presented in a charming wooden storage box. Again crafted by Kurokigoishiten, they are far superior to the plastic pieces found in more common Shogi sets.

Please note that the colour, texture and grain patterns may vary on each board as they are made from natural materials.

Contains small parts. Unsuitable for children younger than 4 years old.

 

Wooden Shogi Pieces in Box - Stamped, Aoka Wood

Wooden Shogi pieces with stamped markings, presented in a basic yet charming wooden box. Crafted from Aoka, the pieces are well finished and feature black symbols, with red markings on the reverse.

Stamped Shogi pieces are easy to read and identify and do not feature imperfections and smudging like hand-painted variations.

The small storage box is crafted from Paulownia wood and comprises a bottom section and a removable lid. A very basic but practical plastic sheet board is also included.

These Shogi pieces are produced by Kurokigoishiten of Japan.

Contains small parts. Unsuitable for children younger than 4 years old.

 

Pair of Komadai - Shogi Piece Stands

During play, it is common to keep captured pieces on a wooden stand (komadai) which is traditionally placed so that its bottom left corner aligns with the bottom right corner of the board from the perspective of each player. It is not permissible to hide pieces from full view.

Whilst not an essential accessory, komadai certainly add to the authenticity and overall aesthetic of the game.

Contains small parts. Unsuitable for children younger than 4 years old.