LITTLE TOKYO MAH-JONGG FRIENDS

In the photos above, you see the special automatic mahjong tables the Japanese like to play on. See photos of my own Jansui HERE.

• My 1st Mah-Jongg Adventure in Japan
• More Adventures in Japan (Japanese mah-jongg, of course)
• My former weekly Saturday group (American mah-jongg)
• Little Tokyo no tomodachi (Japanese mah-jongg)
• My weekly Thursday group (American mah-jongg)
• Mah-Jongg Fun Days (American mah-jongg)
• Vega Mah-Jongg Parlor (Japanese mah-jongg) - ENGLISH
• Vega Mah-Jongg Parlor (Japanese mah-jongg) - JAPANESE
• Janyou no tomodachi (Japanese mah-jongg)
• My Excellent Hong Kong Mah-Jongg Adventure!
• My Excellent Smithsonian Adventure!
• At Alice's Restaurant (American mah-jongg)
• Farmer's Market (New Style mah-jongg)
• Pacific Asia Museum (Chinese Official mah-jongg)
• The World Championship in MJ 2002 (Chinese Official mah-jongg)
• Riichi-ing out in Shibuya
• A visit with Taiwanese author Dragon Chang
• The Marjorie Troum tournament at the Flamingo in Las Vegas
• The 2003 JMPA Friendship Tour
• Sightseeing in Seoul, S. Korea
• The 2003 China Majiang Open Championship
• Forbidden City (Beijing, China)
• J.R. Fitch, creator of Hong Kong Mahjong (San Francisco)
• Walter Wlodarski, founder of Le cercle de mah-jong de Montr?al
• The 2005 Open European Mahjong Championship