● Tembiki, also known as the final destination of gambling, is a game where it's nearly impossible to find the cards and equipment these days. It's a shame for such a masterpiece of a deduction game born in Japan. ● Since they're not sold anywhere, I started making meki (the wooden blocks used in the game) about 20 years ago. I've made over 30 different types of meki, changing the materials and designs as I please. I've even supplied them to Toei's Ozumi Studios and Kyoto Studio in Uzumasa. ● What I'm offering this time is a set of chic meki with the same design as Nintendo's harifuda (playing cards), painted entirely black. ● The size is 4.5 cm wide, 7 cm high, and 2.4 cm thick, made of wood, roughly the same size as a Short Hope cigarette box. ● The set includes 3 sets of Nintendo harifuda, 1 set of Nintendo kurifuda (mame ichiroku cards), and 3 sets of handmade tori/hanchin cards. This allows four people, including the dealer, to play. I'll also include two special dice, 16 mm on each side, with the same pattern as the harifuda. ● Everything fits perfectly in a cushioned case, and I'll ship it via Takkyubin (courier service) or Letter Pack Plus.