The December Hwatu cards: rain, the swallow, and the Double Junk. Korea has November paulownia and December rain, Japan the other way around. A fun difference, plus its role in HealingMatgo.
Which months do the Red, Blue and Grass Ribbons belong to? The story of the writing on the ribbons, tips for telling them apart, and HealingMatgo scoring and missions, in easy and fun words.
Which months is Godori made of? The story of the three birds of February, April and August, several theories on the name, and Godori’s score and mission multiplier in HealingMatgo, in easy words.
A worn set of Hwatu cards found in a wardrobe drawer. A tearfully warm story of Grandma and Grandpa, held in one Rain card with tape on it.
One Rain Bright card is missing from the 48. Three suspects, and the culprit is in a surprising place. A light, funny mystery from the Flower Village senior center.
Go-Stop terms in plain words: Go and Stop, Ppeok, Jjok, Ttadak, Sweep, Pi-bak, Gwang-bak, Meong-bak and Chongtong. Explanations based on HealingMatgo rules, plus stories about where the words came from.
Hwatu’s 48 cards, the months with Brights, the Rain Bright’s month, Godori and more. A collection of 10 Hwatu trivia questions in true/false and multiple-choice form, with easy answer explanations.
Guess the month from the Hwatu card picture alone. A 6-question picture quiz covering Pine, Cherry, Peony, Pampas, Maple and the Rain Bright, with easy explanations.
The twelve months of Hwatu in one table: each month’s flower and animal, the Bright, Animal, Ribbon and Junk cards, the Red, Blue and Grass Ribbon and Godori groups, and how it differs from Japanese Hanafuda.
How many cards are in a Hwatu deck? What’s the link with Nintendo? 10 fun Hwatu facts, picked only from what’s well established, in easy words.
