shogi game with bishop handicap
A shogi match where the stronger player removes their bishop (角行) before play begins, giving the weaker player an advantage.
With a bishop handicap game, even beginners can enjoy playing.
shogi handicap of rook and bishop · missing key players or pieces; handicapped situation
Compound of 角 (kaku, 'bishop' in shogi) and 落ち (ochi, 'dropping' or 'removal'), referring to the handicap of playing without the bishop.