Riichi Dojo: Japanese Mahjong

Learn Japanese Mahjong the fastest way - by doing. Riichi Dojo is a learn-by-quiz trainer that takes you from your first tile to reading real hands, so you finally understand riichi mahjong instead of just memorizing it. Already play another mahjong variant but find Japanese mahjong's yaku, furiten, and scoring intimidating? Riichi Dojo turns every rule into a quick, interactive question with an instant explanation, so the concepts actually stick. A STRUCTURED 10-CHAPTER CURRICULUM No more scattered tutorials. Learn riichi mahjong step by step: • Basics - tiles, melds, and what a winning hand looks like • Core yaku - riichi, tanyao, pinfu, and other common hands • Dora & kan - how bonus tiles and kan boost your score • Tenpai shapes - read your waits and win faster • Furiten rules - discard, same-turn, and post-riichi furiten made clear • Advanced yaku & yakuman basics • Chasing value - the speed-vs-points trade-off • Fu & scoring - count han and fu and read the points table • Defense - genbutsu, suji, and walls to fold safely • Full games - put it all together in realistic scenarios BUILT TO MAKE IT STICK • Learn Japanese mahjong by answering, not just reading • Instant explanations on every question - see why an answer is right or wrong • Trap questions let you make mistakes safely, so you won't repeat them in a real game • A built-in yaku reference with 43+ hands, sorted by han and searchable anytime • Han/fu scoring practice so counting points stops being a mystery • Progress saves automatically - pick up where you left off WHO IT'S FOR • Players who know another mahjong variant and want to learn riichi mahjong • Beginners intimidated by Japanese mahjong's rules • Online riichi players shoring up their fundamentals in yaku, furiten, and scoring Whether you're brand new or brushing up, Riichi Dojo is a focused mahjong yaku trainer and riichi trainer that teaches how to play riichi through short quizzes you can do anywhere. Stop just watching tutorials - learn Japanese mahjong by actually playing.