Go-Stop (Korean: 고스톱; RR: Goseutop), also called Godori (고도리, after the winning move in the game) is a Korean fishing card game played with a Hwatu (화투) deck. The game can be …

Hwatu (Hanja: 花鬪, Hangul: 화투, lit. “flower battle”) is the Korean version of hanafuda. The Hwatu deck structure is generally very similar to its Japanese counterpart, but with a few …

Go-Stop is played using a deck of 48 flower cards called Hwatu. The cards are smaller and thicker than the standard 52-card deck, which make it somewhat difficult to shuffle.

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2012年7月11日 · Hwatu cards are the Korean version of Japanese Flower Cards. “Hwatu” literally means “flower cards”. There are 48 cards in the game, broken up into twelve months (suits) of …

A Korean pack of flower cards is used in this game, or hwatu. Since these cards are rather popular, you can find them online or in-store at a local Korean market.

2025年3月4日 · A pack of flower cards - known in Korea as hwatu - is used, consisting of 48 cards, to which one or more jokers may be added. There are 4 cards corresponding to each of …

Hwatu, also known as Go-Stop or Korean Flower Cards, is a popular card game in South Korea. It is typically played with a deck of Korean playing cards known as hwatu cards, which are …

Simply place a seat guide in front of each player and you'll be ready to enjoy this traditional Korean card game in no time. 【HIGH-QUALITY AND SAFE】 – Our HWATU game set …

2011年12月3日 · Hwatu cards are the Korean version of Japanese Flower Cards with red backs. The cards came over to Korea when the Japanese occupied it during 1905-1945. The locals …