Never tell what a stone could teach.

Go is older than chess and simpler in its rules — yet most beginners give up within a week. Not because Go is hard, but because it is usually taught hard: with thirty pages of vocabulary before the first stone is placed.

Go Dojo is built around one rule: never tell the user something they could discover by placing a stone. Every page is a small puzzle. Every concept arrives through your own hands.

The first lessons cover only what you need to play Capture Go — a beautiful, simplified game where the first player to capture a stone wins. From there, real Go is just one short hop away.

围棋 · 바둑 · 囲碁 — the encircling game.