Hanafuda Echigo In a Paulownia Wood Oishi Established In 1799 Cards, Kohana, Box, Tengudo,

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These cards are one size smaller than regular Hanafuda cards and feature three cards called Oni cards, but the technique used to make them is unknown. It was used during the same period as Echigo Hana, but it is said to be a mysterious card. These local Hanafuda cards are as popular as Echigo Hana, but are shrouded in mystery. They only come in red. The bills are intentionally made slightly curved so that they fit comfortably in the hand. The period in which they were used is similar to Echigo Hana, but the circumstances and techniques used to make them remain a mystery for certain reasons. They are slightly smaller than regular Hanafuda cards and have unique designs. They are also characterized by the presence of three cards called Oni-fuda, but the techniques used to make them are unknown. They are regional Hanafuda cards that are as popular as Echigo Hana, but are shrouded in mystery. They are only available in red-backed varieties. The cards are intentionally made slightly curved so that they fit comfortably in the hand.