T he score of each card, which is indispensable for playing with Hanafuda, is already written on the bill. It is a new indexed flower tag that is not found in conventional hanafuda that only people who remember the score can do. The original picture is a Japanese-style illustration based on all 48 handmade paper cutouts. The work of pasting from the back is a dish pasted one by hand one by craftsmen in Kyoto. The hand-painted evidence is warped. This "s warp" that never comes out by cutting off is the sound of slamming it on the cushion and the real taste that is the source of the feel. There are two types, black lining and red lining.