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Two cakes. But three... The first one is “goo”, the second one is “rock, paper, scissors, scissors”, and the third one is “aiko”.... Who will win? Read this book and let's play the Japanese game of rock-paper-scissors-scissors.
(Translator: DeepL)
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(4.01/5)Fun story, but little value to it even for a beginner
While reading this was nice and easy, it doesn't really provide much useful vocab
extremely useful
this is immensely useful. the next time i'm ever mugged in a japanese alleyway i'll be able to bust out my fist and shout "jankensho!!"
if they lose they're legally obligated to let me go
Short & Fun
It's a very short and fun story best for absolute beginners. The terms for "Rock-Paper-Scissors" which are unique to the game in Japanese (along with the phrase あいこでしょう!) might be new for beginners but they can be understood from context and the last page of the book illustrates them well. It's a nice read overall (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Little bit pointless
This was super easy to read, but I don't think learning Rock Scissor Paper in Japanese is helpful to me.


Rock, Paper, Scissors
A classic game of rock, paper, scissors! Not much story, it's really just that game, so iffy in terms of language learning. Still was entertaining regardless.