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Japanese for "mathematical tablet," Sangaku puzzles are named for ancient devotional tablets seen at Shinto shrines. Sangaku is now a hit in Japan. These tablets were not only an offering to the shrine, but a challenge to other viewers. This challenge extends into the present day, where players will be inspired to consider the mystery of numbers--the magic of which penetrates "the core of our material universe and into the heart and soul of our human understanding." With more than two hundred puzzles, Sangaku #2 will keep you and your friends amused for hours, sharpen your math skills, and change the way you think about numbers. It's the perfect time-killer for puzzle lovers of every age and skill level.
James D. Hill, a.k.a Professor Hill, is a retired educator who taught math, physics, biology, chemistry, and science at the high school level. He has a degree in biology and chemistry from the University of Kentucky and a master's from Eastern Kentucky University. He has lectured to classes at the University of Louisville. He lives in Louisville, Kentucky.
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