Hanafuda Tournaments are competitive events where players engage in the traditional Japanese card game known as Hanafuda. This game uses a unique deck of 48 cards, divided into 12 suits, each representing a month of the year. Players aim to collect sets of cards to score points, and tournaments often follow specific rules and formats to ensure fair play. These tournaments can vary in size, from local gatherings to larger competitions with participants from different regions. Players typically compete in rounds, and the winners advance until a champion is determined. Hanafuda tournaments promote strategy, skill, and social interaction among players.