Supervised by Yoshiharu Hanyu Tsume Shogi for beginners and repeaters - 135

2022-05-07

Product Description About the Author Supervised by Yoshiharu Habu Born in 1970 in Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture. Nine-dan disciple of Tatsuya Nikami. In 1985, he became a professional 4th dan. The third junior high school player in history. In 1989, he won his first title, Ryuoh. In 1994, he became a master challenger in his first participation in Class A, and became the first master by defeating Kunio Yonenaga in the 52nd Meijin Tournament. He broke the records of the shogi world one after another, and in 1996 he defeated King Koji Tanigawa to achieve an unprecedented monopoly of seven crowns. An all-rounder who can handle any type of battle. In 2014, he became the fourth player to win 1,300 official games in total, becoming the youngest, fastest, and highest winning percentage in history. In 2017, he won the 30th Ryuo match and acquired the qualification of "Eternal Seven Crowns" by combining Eternal Master, Eternal Throne, Honorary Throne, Eternal Ki King, Eternal King, and Eternal Kisei who had already held. Recently, he has been energetically interviewing not only the shogi world but also interviews about the future with AI intelligence. He continues to spread his ideas and ways of life through conversations with people in the financial world. A superhero in the shogi world.

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Editor-in-Chief/Hitoshi Mizukami 4-15-7 Temma, Kita-ku, Osaka
1950 First issue published as Tsume Shogi magazine. In 1962, the Kanju Prize, the highest honor for Tsume Shogi, was announced for the first time. In 1986, "Microcosmos" (by Koji Hashimoto), the longest number in history, was published. 1997 Volume 500. In the commemorative issue appendix, "Memories of shogi by readers' shogi players". 1999 Received the Shogi Pen Club Grand Prize Special Prize for "Kanju Award Collection". In 2009, Koji Tanigawa, 9th dan, became the first shogi player to be selected 100 times. In 2010, he was awarded the Yasuharu Oyama Award for his contribu

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