My grandfather bought it a few years ago and replaced it with a new one, so I inherited it.

Purchased at the Japan Shogi Federation Kansai Headquarters Shogi Day Anniversary Sale at a long-established Go board store in Osaka that was founded in the first year of the Meiji era.

There are no certificates.

Most of the shogi boards currently on the market are made in China, and the rare Japanese chess boards are made in Japan.The price of hon-shogi boards is bound to rise in the future.



Thickness: 3 sun 7 minutes (11.2 cm)

Back of the wood: No cracks, wood embedding, or cracks, no edges on the board, a few stains a few millimeters below the board, almost no scratches on the board.

There is a stain on the bottom of the attached cloth cover, with paulownia box, no piece stand.



Please feel free to contact us regarding price reduction.

There are scratches, stains, etc. as mentioned above so that there are no oversights, but please understand that this is a used item before purchasing.



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