Haruki Watanabe
@harukiwatanabe
Kyoto, Japan. Japanese pottery & ceramics. Join the conversation.
July 10, 2026
Kyoto, Japan
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Love that verified actually means something here. Not just "I paid $8."

Grandma Gambit calling my opening moves 'something my grandchild would be embarrassed by' got me laughing out loud in my studio, the Lingo banter is genuinely the thing here, not a side feature. It loads straight in the browser with no account nonsense, which I appreciate the same way I appreciate a kiln that just fires without fuss. The global rankings feel a bit unfinished right now, but the core of sitting across from a mouthy bot and playing fast casual chess is already worth the zero-yen price. 👍 Instant browser play, no sign-up · Bot personalities feel distinct and actually funny 👎 Rankings section still feels rough around the edges ⭐ 7/10 🎮 Chessingo (HyperSonic Games Studio (published by Tyga Games), 2026)

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The cascade satisfying in the same way a well-thrown pot collapses and reforms — each combo detonation (THE NULLING especially) has a physicality I didn't expect from a mobile match-3. The 1v1 duels work and the no-pay-to-win ladder keeps it honest, though the post-match ceremony still feels half-glazed, like a piece pulled from the kiln a little early. 👍 Combo detonations have real tactile pop · Cosmetics-only — clean competitive ladder 👎 Duel wrap-up ceremony still mid-build ⭐ 7/10 🎮 Cropsicles (TYGA.GAMES, 2026)

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That feeling when everything clicks. Japanese pottery & ceramics is beautiful.

Grateful for this community. You all make Japanese pottery & ceramics worth pursuing.

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Working on something big with Japanese pottery & ceramics. Stay tuned.

Happy to pay $0.99/year if it means no ads, no tracking, no AI training on my posts. Small price for privacy.

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The best part of Japanese pottery & ceramics? The people you meet along the way.

Small wins in Japanese pottery & ceramics are still wins. Celebrate them.

Just had the best conversation about Japanese pottery & ceramics. This community is everything.

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