These are very eccentric rules which would be very difficult for me to explain in prose, but at least I'll try to give an outline. First of all, the komi is eight points. Captured stones are returned to the opponent. After the end of the game, the remaining stones in your go bowl are used to fill in your territory. The side that ends up with most territory left wins.
Dame points are also worth one point each, and the game ends when each side passes in succession.
For these rules, you have to have exactly 180 stones to start out with, so Mr. Ing developed special go bowls and has donated them around the world. In short, in return for financial assistance, tournament sponsorship, and the donation of go equipment, you have to use the Ing rules. On top of this, the specially made plastic go bowls are awkward items with zero aesthetic appeal, and, what's more, they break easily. All one can say, from a Japanese point of view, is that they're better than nothing. However, you're lucky if you actually have go bowls.