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Complete visual guide to reading and understanding Japanese abacus patterns
The soroban has heaven beads (top) and earth beads (bottom) separated by a horizontal bar.
Each column represents a place value. Read from right to left: ones, tens, hundreds, thousands.
For each column, count the active beads:
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