Tsumeshogi: Kanki Godan is a board videogame, published by Magical Company (Mahou), which was released in Japan in 1994. It is based off shogi, a Japanese traditional strategy game which shares similitaries with Western chess.

This is a game version of Tsume Shogi. This game is named after Hiromitsu Kamiyoshi, who was 5th Dan at the time.
By the way, Hiromitsu Kamiyoshi wrote a column in a certain Fire Emblem strategy book, and it seems that the introductory text said that he was the best Famicom connoisseur in the shogi world. It seems that there are various anecdotes.
Speaking of Hiromitsu Kamiyoshi, he is known for playing shogi with two balls, and the shogi in this work is also a shogi with balls on each other. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that, in addition to the rule that you must continue to check, there is a restriction that you must point so that you cannot be checked.
There are a problem collection mode and a skill test mode.
Since it is not a form to judge whether it is a mistake for each move, it is necessary to think about the future before playing. If you try to find the answer by brute force, you will have a lot of trouble.