SUDOKU The term Sudoku means "numbers alone" in Japan and is the official copyright Nikoli Co. Ltd. in Japan. Japan other publishers typically refer to this game with the mat Nanpure being Inddris language Number Place in the United States. The name is said to be the origin of the name. Although the origin of the word such as Japanese, but this game comes from Europe and America. In the 18th century, a Swiss mathematician, Leonhard Euler, elicits the concept of "Latin Squares". In this concept, numbers or symbols in the box will only appear once in each row or column. So in each row or column no Anka or the same symbol or twins. By the mid-1980s, this figure puzzle was introduced in Japan by Maki Kaji. He is the owner of Nikoli Inc., a publishing company in Japan. The company publishes a puzzle game, the figure in a special media puzzle, Monthly Nikolist. The purpose of the game is boxes of Sudoku is to complete the grid, column, row and block each of the nine