More japanese creations
SUMINAGASHI — The Floating Ink
Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of marbling ink on still water, made playable. Drop concentric ink rings, comb the surface into flowing waves, and draw a stylus through the water to open blossoms — then lift the paper to capture your print. A meditative fine-art puzzle built on a real deterministic marbling engine, with twelve master prints across three chapters and a free studio.
SHATTER CORE — ピクセルブリックシージ
ピクセル絵がレベルになるライブストリーム級ブロック崩し。全17の手描きコア＋無限プロシージャルキャンペーン。パワーアップ、コイン経済、永久強化システム搭載。
YOLO618
UKIYO
A fine-art moku-hanga (Japanese woodblock printing) puzzle. Pull a print by hand: slide each carved block to the kentō registration marks, then rub the baren across the washi and the inked layer blooms through the paper — overprint indigo over safflower and the colours multiply into new ones, exactly as a real ukiyo-e print is built. Twelve prints across three chapters — Birds & Flowers, the Great Waves, and the Floating Moon — with a koto-and-shamisen score, a live print gallery, and a deterministic press whose title screen prints itself. Portrait-first, pure JavaScript, no build.
Alex70
Cubeway
Roll a lacquered wooden cube across 45 Japanese jewel-box shrine puzzles, tracking exactly which inlaid face lands down through imprint gates, ink wells, one-way bridges, crumbling tiles, turntables, and mirror gates.
Elin30
SHIBORI
The Japanese art of indigo resist-dyeing, made playable. Fold the cloth, clamp the resist over each region, then plunge the whole cloth through the ai vat — deeper with every dip. Clamp on time and a region keeps its shade; miss the moment and the indigo drinks it darker. The fold IS the symmetry, so one clamp blooms a kaleidoscopic pattern across the opened cloth. A real fold-symmetry engine drives it — clamp-then-dip is both demo and regression test. Twelve cloths across three traditions — itajime, kumo, arashi — with a rin-bell score, a cloth gallery, and a free dye studio.
Alex20
TypeWell
A touch-typing trainer built for iPad. Twenty guided units take you from f j on the home row to numbers, symbols and a full-keyboard sprint; then drill the letter pairs English is really made of, or type real passages and timed tests. Tap the on-screen keyboard, or pair a Bluetooth one and go full speed. The next key lights up in its finger colour, a hand guide shows which finger to use, and every keystroke is measured: wpm, accuracy, consistency, a per-key heatmap, a practice streak. Light and dark themes, QWERTY/Colemak/Dvorak. Pure HTML and JavaScript, no build, works offline.
Alex2.2k238