Mah Jong on the Internet

Here is a collection of useful links for learning more about the game of Mah Jong. To see an updated link page, please check the online version of the documentation.

General

• Four Winds Mah Jong Knowledge Base. Provides comprehensive information on the history, symbolism and rules of Mah Jong.
• Independent Internet Mahjong Newspaper. A web site hosted by Mr. Martin Rep provides a vast amount of information on the game of Mah Jong: news and events, descriptions of rules, reviews of the software games, interviews, articles, links, etc. The site is in Dutch and in English.
• Japanese Mah Jong Museum. A Japanese site providing information on the game of Mah Jong. Much to see even if you cannot the language: photos of old tile sets, virtual tours in the museum, etc.
• Mah Jong Museum. An American web site hosted by Mr. Jim May. Provides photos of old tile sets and accessories, news on Mah Jong tournaments and events, a bibliography, rule descriptions (classical and Taiwanese) and a links to other Mah Jong sites around the world.
• Tom Sloper's FAQs. Excellent source of information providing answers to most frequently asked questions on the game of Mah Jong.

Organizations

• American Mah Jongg Association
• Federazione Italiana Mah-Jong – Italian site describing the official Italian rules
• Maj Exchange
• National Mah Jongg League
• Wright Patterson Air Force Base

Other

• Adrie van Geffen's Mah Jong Page. A Dutch site concentrating on classical rules.
• Alan's Mah Jong Page. Besides presenting Alan's Zung Jung Mah Jong, features several interesting articles concentrating on intellectual aspects of the game of Mah Jong. Also gives descriptions of classical and modern Japanese rules.
• De Rode Draak Mahjong Website.  A Dutch site describing the rules of De Rode Draak Mahjong club. 
• German Mah Jong. A site by Ralf Sontag describing the German rules of Mah Jong.
• Jonathan's Mah Jong Page. Describes the Japanese Classical rules.
• Mah-Jong British Rules. Besides giving an illustrated description of the rules of British Mah-Jong Association (BMJA), provides lots of information on the game in general.
• Mahjong Walker. An excellent Japanese-language site on Modern Japanese style.
• Taiwanese 16-Tile Mah Jong. Describes the rules for Taiwanese 16-Tile Mah Jong.
• Tze-chung Li's site representing the rules that are a sort of a mixture of the classical rules and Chinese Old Style (Hong Kong Mah Jong). Gives also descriptions and scoring values of the most frequently used New Style patterns. In addition, introduces the rules of the Taiwanese 16-tile Mah Jong.

Software companies (all for PC, unless mentioned otherwise)

• Nine Dragons – home of Hong Kong Mahjong.
• Mimosil Technology Ltd – home of Mimosil Mah Jong.
• Minder Technology – home of MJ Mah Jong.
• The Mah Jongg Web Site – home of Berrie Bloem's Mah Jong.

…and finally, don't forget our own site at http://www.4windsmj.com, which provides news and support related to Four Winds Mah Jong.

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