Oicho-Kabu is a traditional Japanese card game that uses a special deck of cards called Hanafuda. The game is popular for its simple rules and engaging gameplay, making it accessible to players of all ages. Players aim to create specific combinations of cards to score points, often involving strategies similar to those found in Poker. The game typically involves two to four players and is played in rounds. Each player takes turns drawing cards and trying to match them with those already in play. Oicho-Kabu is often enjoyed during social gatherings and celebrations, reflecting its cultural significance in Japan.