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Hashi

橋をかけろAlso called Hashiwokakero or Bridges

Setting out today’s puzzle…

How to play

Draw bridges between islands, straight across in a row or column. Two islands can share one or two bridges.
Each island’s number is how many bridges touch it.
Bridges can’t cross each other or pass over an island, and every island must end up joined into one group.

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About Hashi

Hashi, short for Hashiwokakero (“build bridges!”), is a Nikoli puzzle about linking an archipelago. Each island says how many bridges it needs, and the finished network has to hold together as one piece.

Every daily Hashi on Masu Puzzle has exactly one solution, and you can reach it by logic alone. No guessing needed.

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