The 3rd game of Oza sen title match started . (Oza sen)

Shogi News; The 56th Oza sen title match .

The 3rd game of Oza sen started 9:00 A.M. , 30 September 2008 at Minami Uonuma city , Niigata .


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Sente; HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin , Osho , Kisei , Oza)
Gote; KIMURA Kazuki (8 dan)



1. P-7f P-8d
2. S-6h P-3d
3. P-6f S-6b
4. P-5f P-5d
5. S-4h S-4b
6. G-(4i)5h G-3b
7. G-7h K-4a
8. K-6i G-5b
9. S-7g S-3c
10. B-7i B-3a
11. P-3f P-4d
12. G-(5h)6g P-7d
13. S-3g
(diagram 1)

HABU led the opening "Yagura "opening , and KIMURA accepted it . KIMURA didn't select "Kyusen Yagura "variations , and they advanced the opening to "Yagura San-Nana Gin" variation ; 13.S-3g .

(diagram 2)

13... B-6d
14. B-6h G-(5b)4c
15. K-7i K-3a
16. K-8h K-2b
17. S-4f S-5c
18. N-3g P-9d
19. P-2f S-2d
20. P-1f P-1d
21. R-3h P-8e
22. L-1h B-7c
23. L-9h S-4b
24. K-9i B-6d
25. P-6e B-7c
26. N-2e N-3c
27. P-1e
(diagram 2)

Both HABU and KIMURA finished making "Yagura gakoi" and enter the King . HABU made "Yon-Roku Gin San-Nana Kei "attacking formation and KIMURA made his kakoi more safty . HABU advanced his "Yagura gakoi" to "Anaguma" and started attacking with P-1e .


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MIURA won with an interesting opening .(Ginga sen)

Shogi News; The 16th Ginga sen tournament semifinal .

A semifinal game of Ginga sen tournament between MORIUCHI and MIURA was broadcasted 20 September 2008 .

Sente; MORIUCHI Toshiyuki (9 dan)
Gote; MIURA Hiroyuki (8 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-2f P-3d
2. P-7f G-3b
3. G-7h P-8d
4. P-2e P-8e
5. P-2d Px2d
6. Rx2d P*2c
(diagram 1)


MORIUCHI stated the game with P-2f . This move has some meanings , (1) To start "Aigakari" or "Kakukawari" opening , (2) To prevent Gote's 1...R-3b .

MIURA's reply 1...P-3d and 2...G-3b is mainly a starting moves set of "Ittezon Kakukawari " . But he transpositioned to "Yokofutori" by 4...P-8e , and he selected very rare variation ; 6...P*2c .

(diagram 2)

7. Rx3d Bx8h+
8. Sx8h B*2e
9. Rx3b+ Sx3b
10. S-3h S-3c
11. P-1f
(diagram 2)


Why the variation 6...P-2c is rare ? The answer is that 2 effective variations for Sente exist .
After diagram 1 ,

• 7. Rx3d Bx8h+ 8. Sx8h B*2e 9. R-3f

• 7. Rx3d Bx8h+ 8. Sx8h B*2e 9. Rx3b+ Sx3b 10. S-3h S-3c 11. P-1f .

MORIUCHI selected the 2nd variation .

(diagram 3)

11...P-1d
12. K-6h P-2d
13. G*3e S-4d
14. Gx2e Px2e
15. B*2c G*2h
16. B*3b G-5b
17. Bx2a+ P-2f
18. B-3d+ P-2g+
19. Sx2g Gx2g
20. P*2h Gx2h
21. +Bx(2a)4c Gx4c
22. +Bx4c P*4h
23. G-5i R*3h
24. N*5h R-3i+
25. G*6a K-4a
26. Gx7a P-4i+
27. G-6i +P-4h
28. +Bx4d +Px5h
29. Gx5h S*6i
30. S*4c N*6e
31. S*4b Rx4b
32. Sx4b+ Kx4b
33. R*4c K-5a
34. Rx5c+ K-4a
(diagram 3)

After 68 moves MIURA won this game .

MIURA beated FUJI's "Yagura" . (A class Jun'i sen)

Shogi News; The 67th Jun'i sen A class league .

A game of Jun'i sen "A" class league between FUJII and MIURA started 19 September 2008 at Shogi Kaikan , Tokyo .


Sente; FUJII Takeshi (9 dan)
Gote; MIURA Hiroyuki (8 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-6f S-6b
3. S-6h G-(6a)5b
4. P-5f P-5d
5. S-4h S-3b
6. G-(4i)5h K-4b
(diagram 1)







FUJII opened the Bishop line; P-7f , and just after MIURA's P-3d he reclosed the line ;P-6f . FUJII someteimes selects "Yagura" opening recently because his former favorit opening "FUJII system" has been unuseful recently .

MIURA selected careful moves , against FUJII's selection whether Yagura or Furibisha .

FUJII showed that he selected "Yagura" opening with S-4h and G-(4i)5h .

(diagram 2)

7. G-6g P-7d
8. P-3f K-3a
9. G-7h S-5c
10. K-6i P-5e
11. S-5g Px5f
12. Sx5f P-6d
13. R-5h G-6c
14. K-7i R-5b
15. B-7g N-7c
16. S-4e P-7e
(diagram 2)



MIURA made "Hidari mino" and moved in 5th file . If FUJII replied 11.Px5e , perhps MIURA advanced Bx5e -->B-7c and if he can and wanted S-3c -->G-3b .

FUJII advanced his right Silver replying MIURA's capturing 5th file Pawn . MIURA started attacking with P-7e .


After 82 moves until S*6f MIURA won this game .
Both players score of this league is
MIURA 2-1
FUJII 1-2 .

FUKAURA defends his title "Oi" from HABU .(Oi sen)

Shogi News; The 49th Oi sen 7 games title match .


The 7th game of Oi sen title match ended with FUKAURA's win ! He defends his title from HABU !

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Sente; HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin, Osho, Kisei, Oza)
Gote; FUKAURA Kouichi (Oi)



1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-2f G-3b
3. G-7h P-8d
4. P-2e Bx8h+
5. Sx8h S-2b
6. S-3h S-3c
7. K-6h S-6b
8. P-3f P-6d
9. S-3g S-6c
10. S-4f S-5d
11. P-3e Px3e
12. Sx3e P-8e
13. P-2d Px2d
14. Sx2d B*5e
15. P*3g Sx2d
16. Rx2d P*2c
17. R-2h N-3c
18. S-7g P*3f
19. P-5f Bx3g+
20. Nx3g Px3g+
21. R-2f +Px4g
22. K-7i N*6e
23. P-5e S-4e
24. P*2d Nx7g+
25. Nx7g P-8f
26. Px8f P*8g
27. Px2c+ S*8h
28. K-6h P-2e
29. R-2h Gx2c
30. Gx8g Sx9i=
31. P-5d Sx5d
32. P*5b K-4b
33. N*3e G-3d
34. N-2c= Gx5b
35. B*3a K-3b
36. P*3e Gx3e
37. B*2b L*2f
38. Bx1a+ Lx2h+
39. S*2a K-4a
40. +Bx3c G-6c
41. N*7e K-5b
42. N-8e +P-5g
43. Kx5g R*7h
44. B-4b+ K-6a
45. +B-5a K-7b
46. Nx6c+ Kx6c
47. Nx7g+ Nx7g
48. G*7d Kx7d
49. L*7e K-8d
50. +Bx7c K-9d
51. resign

The 2nd day of the 7th game started with HABU's sealed move P-5e .(Oi sen)

Shogi News; The 49th Oi sen 7 games title match .

The 7th game of Oi sen title match come into 2nd day .

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Sente; HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin, Osho, Kisei, Oza)
Gote; FUKAURA Kouichi (Oi)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-2f G-3b
3. G-7h P-8d
4. P-2e Bx8h+
5. Sx8h S-2b
6. S-3h S-3c
7. K-6h S-6b
8. P-3f P-6d
9. S-3g S-6c
10. S-4f S-5d
11. P-3e Px3e
12. Sx3e P-8e
13. P-2d Px2d
14. Sx2d B*5e
15. P*3g Sx2d
16. Rx2d P*2c
17. R-2h N-3c
18. S-7g P*3f
19. P-5f Bx3g+!
20. Nx3g Px3g+
21. R-2f +Px4g
22. K-7i N*6e
23. P-5e
(diagram 1)

FUKAURA led the opening "Ittezon Kakukawari" . HABU choiced "Hayakuri Gin" and FUKAURA replied "Koshikake Gin" . The game restarted this mornig with HABU's sealed move "P-5e" .

(diagram 2)

23...S-4e
24. P*2d Nx7g+
25. Nx7g P-8f
26. Px8f P*8g
27. Px2c+
(diagram 2)


The game advanced before noon.
The game still continues and will end this afternoon or evening .

The 7th/last game started . (Oi sen)

Shogi News; The 49th Oi sen title match .

The 7th game of Oi sen title match between FUKAURA and HABU started this morning ; 25 September 2008 . They have this game between 25 and 26 September .

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The winner of this game get the win of this title match and become "The 49th Oi" .

SATO beated ABE's "Shiken Bisha" . (Ginga sen)

Shogi News; The 16th Ginga sen tournament semifinal .

A game of Ginga sen tournament semifinal between SATO and ABE was broadcasted 18 September 2008 .

Sente; ABE Takashi (8 dan)
Gote; SATO Yasumitsu (Kio)



1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-6f S-6b
3. S-6h P-6d
4. P-5f S-6c
5. S-5g S-5d
6. R-6h R-6b
(diagram 1)





ABE started the game with Bishop line open ; P-7f , and SATO replied with P-3d . ABE closed Bishop line immediatly ; P-6f , this move means ABE wanted a quiet game . After Silver's move , SATO pushed 6th file Pawn ; P-6d , he seemed to select "Migi Shiken Bisha" . ABE defended 6th file with the Rook ; "Shiken bisha" , and SATO moved his Rook 6b , moving the Rook at this position is just called "Migi Shiken Bisha" .



7. K-4h K-4b
8. K-3h K-3b
9. G-(6i)5h B-3c
10. K-2h K-2b
11. S-3h L-1b
12. P-1f K-1a
13. P-1e S-2b
14. P-4f G-3a
15. P-3f G-5a
16. N-3g G-(5a)4a
17. G-4g G-(4a)3b
18. P-2f P-7d
19. P-4e P-6e
(diagram 2)

ABE made "Mino gakoi" and advanced it "Taka mino gakoi" . SATO made "Ibisha Anaguma" . After finished making Kakoi , SATO started attacking with P-6e .
This is very simple but sometimes very effective attack . If your opponent uses "Shiken Bisha" , "Sanken Bisha" , or even "Yagura gakoi" , "Migi Shiken Bisha" may become a strong weapon for you .



20. N-2e B-2d
21. Px6e N-7c
22. P-1d Px1d
23. P*1c Lx1c
24. Nx1c Nx1c
25. Lx1d P*1b
26. L*1i Rx6e
27. B-6f Rx6f
28. Rx6e N-6e
29. S-4h B*8h
30. R-6i Bx9i+
31. R*6a P*6h
32. R-5i L-9b
33. S-(4h)3g N*2a
34. P-2e B-3c
35. P-5e +Bx5e
36. P*5b P-3e
37. Px3e P-6i+
38. Rx5e Bx5e
39. P-5a+ L*2f
40. K-1g N-5g+
41. G-3f +N-4g
42. Kx2f +Nx3g
43. Gx3g Bx3g+
44. Sx3g R*2i
45. B*2h P*3f
46. resign
(diagram 3)

After 90 moves SATO won this game .

MORIUCHI won over FUKAURA in "Ittezon Kakukawari "game .(Jun'i sen)

Shogi News; The 67th Jun'i sen A class league .

A game of Jun'i sen "A" class league between MORIUCHI and FUKAURA started 18 September 2008 .


Sente; MORIUCHI Toshiyuki (9 dan)
Gote; FUKAURA Kouichi (Oi)

(diagram 1)

1. P-2f P-3d
2. P-7f G-3b
3. G-7h Bx8h+
4. Sx8h S-4b
5. S-3h S-6b
6. P-1f P-1d
7. P-3f P-6d
8. P-2e S-3c
9. S-3g S-6c
(diagram 1)





FUKAURA led the opening to "Ittezon Kakukawari"; Bx8h+ , before MORIUCHI pushed his Pawn to 2e square .

"Kakukawari" and "Ittezon Kakukawari" has mainly 4 tactics .

1. Bou Gin
2. Hayakuri Gin
3. Koshikake Gin
4. Migi Gyoku

First 3 tactics are featured by the right Silver's advancing pathway .
In "Bou Gin" , player's right Silver run from 3i through 3h--> 2g--> 2f -->1e , and start attacking with P-2d .
In "Hayakuri Gin" , player's Silver run from 3i through 3h-->3g-->4f , and start attacing with P-3e .
In "Koshikake Gin" , player's Silver run from 3i through 3h-->4g-->5f , and start attacking with P-4e .
Migi Gyoku is different from these 3 tactics . This tactics is very diffensive . Player's King escapes from opponent's attacking pieces in the early stage of a game . The King positons the right side of the camp and near the own attacking piecies .

In this game , MORIUCHI selected "Hayakuri Gin" and FUKAURA did "Koshikake Gin" .

(diagram 2)

10. S-4f S-5d
11. P-3e P-4d
12. Px3d Sx3d
13. P-2d Px2d
14. Rx2d G-2c
15. R-2h N-3c!?
16. B*3a R-5b
17. P*2d G-2b
18. Bx2b+ Rx2b
19. P-2c+ Rx2c
20. Rx2c+ Sx2c
21. R*2a
(diagram 2)


MORIUCHI advanced the right Silver to 4f and started attacking with P-3e . FUKAURA deffend softly with p-4d once . FUKAURA replied against MORIUCHI's Rook Pawn exchange with an interesting move ; N-3c . This move seems very dangerous . FUKAURA's Gold at 2c is only proteced by 3d Silver . But P*3e doesn't effective , Gote can escape the Silver to 2e ; protected by 3c Knight .

MORIUCHI continued attacking and the game advanced very rough one .

After 83 moves until G*3c , MORIUCHI won this game .
Then both players score of this league become following .
MORIUCHI 2-1
FUKAURA 1-2

MIURA beated KUSHIDA with "Sanken Bisha".(Ginga sen)

Shogi News; The 16th Ginga sen tournament .

A game of Ginga sen tournament between KUSHIDA and MIURA was broadcasted 13 September 2008 .

Sente; KUSHIDA Youichi (6 dan)
Gote; MIURA Hiroyuki (8 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-6f P-5d
3. S-6h S-4b
4. S-6g S-5c
5. P-2f R-3b
(diagram 1)

KUSHIDA is a famous "Furibisha" player especially he likes "Shiken Bisha" very well . But he sometimes uses "Ibisha" when his opponent selects "Furibisha" .

In the other hand , MIURA is an "Ibisha" player basically , but he selects "Furibisha " in many cases . Perhaps he is one of the first top Shogi professionals who use the opening called "Kakukoukan Furibisha" or "Nite zon Furibisha" .

KUSHIDA opened his Bishop line ; P-7f , and replying MIURA's P-3d KUSHIDA closed his Bishop line ;P-6f . This moves set shows KUSHIDA like a quiet game , and the opening seemed to advanced "Ai Furibisha" . But KUSHIDA pushed his Rook Pawn ; P-2f , and he shown his attitude that he selected "Ibisha" in this game . MIURA moved his Rook to 3b and his form became "Sanken Bisha" .

(diagram 2)

6. P-2e B-3c
7. S-4h K-6b
8. K-6h K-7b
9. K-7h K-8b
10. P-5f G-(4a)5b
11. G-(4i)5h L-9b
12. P-7e K-9a
13. S-7f S-8b
14. G-6g G-7a
15. P-6e P-4d
16. B-6f P-3e
17. P-1f B-5a
18. R-2f R-3d
19. K-8h G-(5b)6b
20. G-7h G-(6b)7b
21. P-9f N-3c
22. S-5g P-4e
23. S-6h S-4d
24. S-7c B-6b
25. R-2g P-3f
(diagram 2)

Both Players started making their Kakoi . KUSHIDA advanced his 7th file Pawn to 5 rank and get "Kurai" position . He made "Gin tachi Yagura" and the tactics is called "Gyokutou Kuraidori senpou" .
MIURA made "Anaguma gakoi" and made his attacking piecies to "ISHIDA ryu " formation , and he opened the battle .

(diagram 3)

26. P-2d Px3g+
27. Rx3g P*3f
28. R-2g Px2d
29. P*2c N-2e
30. P-2b+ P-5e
31. +P-2c Px5f
32. R-2h P-3g+
33. +Px2d Rx2d
34. Nx3g P*2g
35. Rx2g P*2f
36. Rx2f S-5e
37. Rx2e Rx2e
38. Nx2e Sx6f
39. Sx6f R*3h
40. P-6d B-3e
41. P*5h Rx5h
42. S*6h B*2d
43. S-(6f)7g P-5g+
44. Sx5g Bx5g+
45. Gx5g Bx5g+
46. B*6h S*6i
47. R*7i Sx7h+
48. Rx7h +B-5f
49. S*5i R-6i
50. resign
(diagram 3)

After 98 moves until R-6i , MIURA won this game .

MARUYAMA beated SUZUKI's "Nakabisha" .(Jun'i sen)

Shogin News; The 67th Jun'i sen A class league .

A game of A class league between MARUYAMA and SUZUKI started 12 September 2008 .

Sente; MARUYAMA Tadahisa (9 dan)
Gote; SUZUKI Daisuke (8 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-2f P-5d
3. P-2e R-5h
4. G-(4i)5h P-9d
5. S-4h P-9e
6. K-6h K-6b
7. K-7h K-7b
(diagram 1)







SUZUKI led the opening "Gokigen Nakabisha" , and MARUYAMA accepted it and suggested to select a variation of "Go-Hachi Kin kyusen" by G-(4i)5h . SUZUKI declined this variation and pushed the 9th file Pawn . Both players started moving theri King and making Kakoi .

(diagram 2)

8. P-4f K-8b
9. S-4g S-7b
10. P-2d Px2d
11. Rx2d G-3b
12. P-3f R-5a
13. R-2h P*2c
14. P-6f B-4d
15. B-7g S-4b
16. K-8h N-3c
17. N-3g R-2a
(diagram 2)




SUZUKI made "Mino gakoi" and MARUYAMA made "Funa gakoi" . MARUYAMA exchanged his Rook Pawn and SUZUKI backed and ranged the Rook from 5b -->5a --> 2a .
MARUYAMA started advancing his Kakoi .



18. P-2e P-7d
19. S-5f P-8d
20. S-6g B-5e
21. G-4g B-7c
22. L-9h P-4d
(diagram 3)









MARUYAMA move his right Silver near the King and advanced his kakoi to "Ibisha Anaguma " . SUZUKI moved his Bishop to 7c and he also advanced his kakoi .


At 11:02 P.M. , after 129 moves until P*9e , MARUYAMA won this game .
Then the score of both players in this league become
MARUYAMA 3 - 0
SUZUKI 0 - 3 .

ABE beated YOKOYAMA with "Mukai Bisha".(Ginga sen)

Shogi News; The 16th Ginga sen tournament .

A game of Ginga sen tournament between ABE and YOKOYAMA was broadcasted 11 September 2008 .

Sente; ABE Takashi (8 dan)
Gote; YOKOYAMA Hiroaki (5 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-6f B-3c
3. S-6h P-5d
4. S-6g P-8d
(diagram 1)










ABE opened Bishop line and replying P-3d , closed his Bishop line immediately;P-6f . This line shows that ABE want to select "Furibisha" , "Ai Furibisha" , or "Yagura" opening .

YOKOYAMA moved 2...B-3c , this move is very effective in "Ai Furibisha " game . Then the game seemed to advanced "Ai Furibisha " opening .

ABE advanced his camp as "Furibisha" form mobe by move , but after ABE's S-6g YOKOYAMA pushed his Rook Pawn and showed he select "Ibisha" .

(diagram 2)

5. S-5f P-8e
6. B-7g P-4f
7. R-8h S-6b
8. K-4h S-5c
9. G-7h K-4b
10. P-8f
(diagram 2)








ABE moved S-5f . After pushing Rook Pawn to 8e , YOKOYAMA protected his Bishop head by P-4d from ABE's Silver .

ABE choiced "Mukai Bisha"; R-8h , this opening has attackable aspect . In this game ABE shown it . YOKOYAMA already pushed 5th file Pawn P-5d , this move made ABE's attack more effective . ABE moved his King; K-4h and Gold;G-7h , then started attacking with P-8f .

(diagram 3)

10... Px8f
11. Bx8f P*8e
12. B-6h P-9d
13. N-7g N-9c
14. P-9f R-8d
15. Nx8e Nx8e
16. P*8f P-4e
17. Px8e R-6d
18. N*5h P-5e
19. S-6g P-3e
20. P-8d R-3d
21. K-5i K-3b
22. P-3c+ S-6b
23. +Px7c Sx7c
24. R-8a+ G-(6a)5b
25. +Rx9a G-4c
26. S-4h S-4b
27. K-4i G-3a
28. B-8f S-6d
29. +R-6a P-1d
30. P*8d P-5f
31. Sx5f S-5e
32. P-8c+ N*7d
33. Bx4b+ Gx(3a)4b
34. S-4e R-6d
35. S*7e P*4a
36. Sx6d Px6d
37. R*7b B*8i
38. L*7i N*8f
39. P-5f Nx7h+
40. Px5e +N-6h
41. S*5d Bx4e+
42. Sx4e G*5i
43. K-3h Gx5h
44. B*6c Gx4h
45. Sx4h G*3a
46. G*3d Gx3d
47. Sx3d K-2b
48. Bx4a+ Gx(3a)4a
49. +Rx4a S*4i
50. Kx4i B*6g
51. K-3i Bx3d+
52. Rx4b+ K-1c
53. S*2b K-2d
54. Sx3c= Nx3c
55. G*2f N*5f
56. +Rx3c +Bx3c
57. Gx3e resign
(diagram 3)

After 113 moves ABE won this game .

HIROSE won over MARUYAMA with Furibisha Anaguma .(NHK cup)

Shogi News; The 58th NHK cup TV shogi tournament .

A game of NHK cup TV shogi tournament between MARUYAMA and HIROSE was broadcasted 14 September 2008 .


Sente; HIROSE Akihito (5 dan)
Gote; MARUYAMA Tadahisa (9 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-6f P-8d
3. R-6h S-6b
4. K-4h K-4b
5. K-3h K-3b
6. S-7h P-5d
7. K-2h S-5c
8. S-6g G-(6a)5b
9. L-1h B-3c
(diagram 1)





MARUYAMA is a very strong Shogi professional . He was Meijin before , but he lost Meijin in 2002 . He was famous as a "Yokofutori" and "Kakukawari" specialist . He still uses "Kakukawari" frequently but rarely uses "Yokofutori" .

HIROSE is a young shogi professional . He is a famous "Furibisha" player , especially he frequently uses "Anaguma" . In this game , he also used "Furibisha Anaguma" .

HIROSE moved his Rook to 6h; "Shiken bisha" , and started making "Anaguma" .
MARUYAMA moved B-3c and he seemed to start making "Ibisha Anaguma" .

(diagram 2)

10. K-1i K-2b
11. S-2h L-1b
12. S-5f S-4d
13. P-4f P-8e
14. B-7g G-(5b)4b
15. P-6e S-5c
(diagram 2)








HIROSE's King entered into "Anaguma gakoi" . MARUYAMA also started making "Ibisha Anaguma " . But he saw HIROSE's P-6e , stopped making kakoi , and backed his Silver;S-5c .

(diagram 3)

16. Bx3c+ Nx3c
17. B*7g P-2d
18. G-3i S-3b
19. G-5h P-1d
20. P-3f S-2c
21. P-4e G-(4a)3b
22. S-4g P-2e
23. S-4f P-7d
24. G-4g B*5i
(diagram 3)





After Bishop exchange , HIROSE dropped his Bishop at 7g . MARUAYAMA made his castle "Ginkanmuri" . HIROSE completed his "Anaguma". MARUYA started attacking wih Bishop dropping;B*5i .

(diagram 4)

25. R-3h Bx7g+
26. Nx7g B*6i
27. B*5f P-4d
28. P-3e Px3e
29. P-6d Px6d
30. Px4d Sx4d
31. R-6h Bx8g+
32. P*3d +B-8f
33. R-3h +Bx7g
34. Sx3e Sx3e
35. Rx3e S*2d
36. G-3f Sx3e
37. Gx3e P-2f
38. Px3c+ Gx(4b)3c
39. P*3d G-(3c)4c
40. S*3c K-3a
41. N*4d Gx4d
42. Gx4d Px2g+
43. G*4c +Px1h
44. Kx1h N*2f
45. K-2g N*1e
46. K-1f +Bx4d
47. Gx4d L*2a
48. B*5c G*4b
49. P*4c resign
(diagram 4)

After 97 moves HIROSE won this game .

HABU won the 2nd game of Oza title match .

Shogi News; The 56th Oza sen 5 games match.

The 2nd game of Oza sen title match ended with HABU's win at 10:01 P.M.

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Sente; KIMURA Kazuki (8 dan)
Gote; HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin , Osho , Kisei , Oza)


1. P-7f P-8d
2. S-6h P-3d
3. P-6f S-6b
4. P-5f P-5d
5. S-4h S-4b
6. G-(4i)5h G-3b
7. G-7h K-4a
8. K-6i G-5b
9. S-7g S-3c
10. B-7i B-3a
11. P-3f P-4d
12. G-6g P-7d
13. S-3g B-6d
14. B-6h G-(5b)4c
15. K-7i K-3a
16. K-8h K-2b
17. S-4f S-5c
18. N-3g P-8e
19. P-1f P-1d
20. P-2f S-2d
21. R-3h P-9d
22. L-1h S-4b
23. N-2e N-7c
24. P-9f N-3c
25. P-6e Nx6e
26. S-6f P-8f
27. Sx6e Px8g+
28. Gx8g P*8f
29. G-(8g)7g P-4e
30. Sx6d Px6d
31. S-5g S*8g
32. K-7i Sx2e
33. P*8e Rx8e
34. Gx8f Rx8f
35. Bx8f Sx3f
36. P*8h Sx7f+
37. Gx7f Sx4g+
38. R*7a +Sx3h
39. K-7h R*2g
40. S-6h G*7e
41. S*1c Kx1c
42. Rx1a+ S*1b
43. Bx7e Px7e
44. G-7g N*7f
45. S-7i B*4f
46. P-1e Bx7i+
47. Kx7i P*8g
48. Gx7f Px7f
49. B*6h S*5g
50. B-8f G*6h
51. Bx6h Px8h+
52. Kx8h Sx6h=
53. G*7h B*6f
54. K-9h P-7g+
55. Nx7g Bx7g+
56. Gx7g Rx7g+
57. +Rx1b Kx1b
58. N*2d Px2d
59. S*1c K-2a
60. L*2c Gx2c
61. B*1b K-3a
62. resign
(diagram )

SHIMIZU won over HONDA . (Mynavi Joshi open)

Shogi News; The 2nd Mynavi Joshi open tournament .

The game of Mynavi Joshi open between SHIMIZU and HONDA ended with SHIMIZU's win at 4:48 P.M.

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1. P-2f P-3d
2. P-7f P-8d
3. P-2e P-8e
4. G-7h G-3b
5. P-2d Px2d
6. Rx2d P-8f
7. Px8f Rx8f
8. Rx3d B-3c
9. R-3f S-2b
10. G-3h R-8d
11. P*8g K-4a
12. R-2f G-5a
13. S-4h S-6b
14. P-3f P-5d
15. P-3e P-5e
16. S-6h B-4d
17. S-3g R-5d
18. S-4f P-5f
19. Bx4d Px5g+
20. Sx(6h)5g Rx4d
21. K-6h N-3c
22. S-5e R-8d
23. P*5d R-8e
24. S-(5g)6f P-7d
25. N-3g N-7c
26. P-7e G-5b
27. R-3f P*5g
28. G-4h S-2c
29. P-3d P*3e
30. Rx3e S-2d
31. R-3f P*3e
32. R-5f B*2c
33. R-2f N-2e
34. B*5f Nx3g+
35. Gx3g P-3f
36. Gx3f S-1e
37. R-2i N*4d
38. Sx4d Px4d
39. P-3c+ resign
(diagram )

Mynavi Joshi open tournament has started .

Shogi News; The 2nd Mynavi Joshi open tournament .

A game of Mynavi Joshi open tournament between SHIMIZU and HONDA has started 10:00 A.M. 17 September 2008 .

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Sente; SHIMIZU Ichiyo (Joryu Osho , Kurashiki Touka)
Gote; HONDA Sayuri (Joryu 2 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-2f P-3d
2. P-7f P-8d
3. P-2e P-8e
4. G-7h G-3b
5. P-2d Px2d
6. Rx2d P-8f
7. Px8f Rx8f
8. Rx3d B-3c
9. R-3f S-2b
10. G-3h R-8d
(diagram 1)




SHIMIZU moved 1.P-2f , pehaps she wanted to choice "Aigakari" opening , because it is her favorite opening . But HONDA declined it , and the opening become "Yokofutori "opening .

SHIMIZU's Rook captured a Pawn and backed to 3f square . Replying SHIMIZU's G-3h , HONDA back her Rook at 8d square .

(diagram 2)

11. P*8g K-4a
12. R-2f G-5a
13. S-4h S-6b
14. P-3f P-5d
15. P-3e P-5e
16. S-6h B-4d
17. S-3g R-5d
18. S-4f P-5f
(diagram 2)






HONDA finished making "NAKAHARA gakoi" , and the combination of this kakoi and positioning Rook at 8d is "Yokofutori NAKAHARA ryu" . SHIMIZU developed her both sides Silvers without moving her King . Then HONDA opened the battle with P-5f .


The game still continues . The game will end this afternoon .

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The 2nd game started . (Oza sen )

Shogi News; The 56th Oza sen 5 games title match .

The 2nd game of Oza sen 5 games match between HABU and KIMURA has started 9:00 A.M. 17 September 2008 .

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Sente; KIMURA Kazuki (8 dan)
Gote; HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin , Osho , Kisei , Oza)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-8d
2. S-6h P-3d
3. P-6f S-6b
4. P-5f P-5d
5. S-4h S-4b
6. G-(4i)5h G-3b
7. G-7h K-4a
8. K-6i G-5b
9. S-7g S-3c
10. B-7i B-3a
11. P-3f P-4d
12. G-6g P-7d
(diagram 1)


KIMURA led the opening to "Yagura" opening , and HABU accepted it . HABU replied with natural moves and the opening developed "Ai Yagura" .

(diagram 2)

13. S-3g B-6d
14. B-6h G-(5b)4c
15. K-7i K-3a
16. K-8h K-2b
17. S-4f S-5c
18. N-3g P-8e
19. P-1f P-1d
20. P-2f S-2d
(diagram 2)






Both KIMURA and HABU finished making "Yagura gakoi" and entered their Kings into it .
KIMURA has made "Yon-Roku Gin San-Nana Kei senpou" foramation ; S-4f N-3g attacking formation . In the other hand , HABU moved all his Gold and Silver to near the King , to defend his King .

The game sitll continues , and will end this evening .

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HABU beated YAMASAKI's "Migi Gyoku" (NHK cup tournament)

Shogi News; The 58th NHK cup TV Shogi tournament

A game of NHK cup TV Shogi tournament between HABU and YAMASAKI was broadcasted 7 September 2008 .


Sente; HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin , Osho , Kisei Oza)
Gote; YAMASAKI Takayuki (7 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-2f P-8d
2. P-7f G-3b
3. G-7h P-8e
4. B-7g P-3d
5. S-8h S-4b
6. Bx2b+ Gx2b
7. S-7g S-6b
8. S-3h P-6d
9. P-4f S-6c
10. S-4g P-9d
11. P-9f P-1d
12. P-1f G-5b
13. K-6h P-7d
14. G-5h N-7c
(diagram 1)

HABU moved 1.P-2f , he seemed to want "Aigakari" opening , and YAMASAKI replied 1...P-8d . HABU's 2nd move was 2.P-7f , he opened his Bishop's pathway , and the opening became the beginning of "Kakukawari" opening .

YAMASAKI accepted "Kakukawari" opening by G-3b and P-8e before P-3d . If he wants to decline "Kakukawari" , he moves P-3d before , and opening transpositions to "Yokofutori" , "Ittezon Kakukawari " or other minor variations .

Both players advanced their camp , but YAMASAKI had not moved his King .

(diagram 2)

15. P-3f R-8a
16. P-2e K-6b
17. P-2d Px2d
18. Rx2d P*2c
19. R-2h P-4d
20. P-6f S-4c
21. K-7i P-5d
22. S-5f K-7b
23. K-8h P-3e!?
24. Px3e R-3a
25. S-4g Rx3e
26. R-3h!
(diagram 2)


YAMASAKI backed his Rook at 8a . To back the Rook and use it at first rank is called "Chikatetsu Bisha"; meaning subway Rook . YAMASAKI's King moved to the right side of his camp ; "Migi Gyoku".

YAMASAKI moved and exchange 3rd file Pawn by his Rook , but this line is not a good idea . HABU's 26.R-3h is good move .

(diagram 3)

26...Rx3h+
27. Sx3h P-8f
28. Sx8f B*5e
29. R*3a? R*3b!
30. Rx9a+ Rx3h+
31. G-6h P-6e
32. B*9c P*8a
33. +R-9a S*8b
34. L*8c K-6b
35. Lx8b+ Px8b
36. Bx8b+ K-5c
37. +B-7a K-4b
38. P*3d G-3b
39. P*2b L*6g
40. Px2a+ Sx3d
41. Gx(6h)6g Px6f
42. G-5f P-6g+
43. Gx5e +Px7h
44. K-9g +Px8i
45. B*5c K-3c
46. Gx4d K-2d
47. GX3d resign
(diagram 3)

After 93 moves HABU won this game .

TANIGAWA won over GOUDA .(Jun'i sen)

SHOGI News; The 67th Jun'i sen "A"class league .

A game of Jun'i sen "A" class league between TANIGAWA and GOUDA started 10 September 2008 at Kansai Shogi Kaikan , Osaka .


Sente; GOUDA Masataka (9 dan)
Gote; TANIGAWA Kouji (9 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-2f G-3b
3. P-2e Bx8h+
4. Sx8h S-2b
5. S-7g S-3c
6. S-3h S-6b
7. P-4f P-6d
8. S-4g S-6c
(diagram 1)






TANIGAWA led the opening to "Ittezon Kakukwari"; G-3b , GOUDA pushed hisRook's Pawn immediately ;P-2e . Instead of P-2e , Sente can choice G-7h .
After Bishop exchange , Both players advanced their Silvers , and started making "Koshikakegin " formation .

(diagram 2)

9. G-7h K-4b
10. K-6h G-5b
11. G-5h P-1d
12. P-1f P-9d
13. P-9f S-5d
14. S-5f K-3a
15. K-7i P-8d
16. P-6f P-4d
17. P-3f P-7d
18. N-3g N-7c
19. G-4g G-4c
20. K-8h K-2b
21. S-6h! P-8e
22. S-7g P-6e
(diagram 2)

Both players made "Koshikakegin" form ; S-5f and S-5d . They advanced their camps move by move . Their camps are very similer , the differnces between both camps are the positons of right Gold and Rook's Pawn .

GOUDA's move 21.S-6h is very intersting . This Silver must return S-7g after opponent's P-8e , the game also advanced this line . Then GOUDA lost two moves , and TANIGAWA started attacking with P-6e .

After 128 moves TANIGAWA won this game .

(diagram 3)

Their score of this league become
TANIGAWA 2-1
GOUDA 2-1 .

MORIUCHI beated KUBO's "Gokigen Nakabisha".(Ginga sen)

Shogi News; The 16th Ginga sen tournament .

A game of Ginga sen tournament between MORIUCHI and KUBO was broadcasted 06 September 2008 .


Sente; MORIUCHI Toshiyuki (9 dan)
Gote; KUBO Toshiaki (8 dan)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-2f P-5d
3. P-2e R-5b
4. Bx2b+ Sx2b
5. K-6h K-6b
6. S-4h K-7b
(diagram 1)







KUBO selected his favorite opening "Gokigen Nakabisha ". MORIUCHI replied with "MARUYAMA's vactin "; 4.Bx2b+. But MORIUCHI's choice in this game is not "SATO's new move variation" ; 5.P-9f , he simply move the King ;K-6h.

(diagram2)

7. P-4f K-8b
8. S-4g S-7b
9. K-7h S-3c
10. G-5h(4i) P-9d
11. K-8h R-2b
12. B*5c B*4d
13. Bx4d+ Sx4d
14. G-7h N-3c
15. L-9h R-2a
16. K-9i G-4b
17. S-8h P-9e
18. P-1f S-5e
19. G-6h(5h) Nx2e
(diagram 2)


Why MORIUCHI didn't choice "SATO's new move variation"? His move answerd this question ; SATO's new move variation are aiming to make "Hidari Mino" safty , but in this game MORIUCHI wanted to make "Ibisha Anaguma" .

While MORIUCHI was making "Ibisha Anaguma" , KUBO made his camp "Mukai Bisha" + S-4d formation . Then KUBO started attacking with "Ni-Go Kei pon" attack ; Nx2e .

(diagram 3)

20. B*4e P-2d
21. Bx5d G-5c
22. B-2g P-3e
23. P*2f S-6d
24. P-6f P-7d
25. B-4e P-4d
26. B-6g Nx3g+
27. Nx3g R-3a
28. B-5h P*5f
29. Px5f B*3i
30. R-3h Bx6f+
31. G-6g(6h) +B-6e
32. P-4e +B-5d
33. N*6f +B-4c
34. Px4d +Bx4d
35. S-4f S-6e
36. S-5e +B-3d
37. R-4h P*4d
38. N-7g Sx5f
39. P*4e Sx6g+
40. Bx6g G*5g
41. Nx7d K-9b
42. R-1h P*7c
43. S*4b Px7d
44. Sx3a G-5b(5c)
45. P*5c G-5a(5b)
46. P*6b Gx6b(6a)
47. S-2b+ Gx6g
48. Gx6g G-6a(5a)
49. R*3a N*3c
50. +Sx1a P-3f
51. L*9d K-8b
52. Lx9a+ Kx9a
53. L*9d L*9b
54. Lx9b Kx9b
55. L*9d L*9c
56. Lx9c+ Nx9c
57. P-9f Px3g+
58. Px9e P*9g
59. Lx9g P*9f
60. Lx9f N*8d
61. P-9d Nx9f
62. L*9h L*9e
63. Px9c+ Kx9c
64. N-8e K-8d
65. Lx9f +Bx4e
66. Rx6a+ Lx9f
67. P*9g L*9d
68. +R-9a Lx9g
69. Sx9g +Bx5e
70. G*6f +Bx6f
71. Gx6f B*7g
72. N*8h Lx9g
73. +Rx9g P*9f
74. B*7e Px7e
75. Gx7e K-9d
76. +Rx9f resign
(diagram 3)

After 151 moves MORIUCHI won this game .

HABU become the challenger of 21st Ryuo sen title match .

Shogi News; The 21st Ryuo sen tournament final/challenger determing 3 games match .

HABU won the 3rd game of Ryuo sen tournament final/challenger determing 3 games match . Then HABU become the challenger of the 21st Ryuo sen 7 games title match . This match between WATANABE and HABU will start 18 September at Paris , Frans .


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Sente; KIMURA Kazuki (8 dan)
Gote; HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin , Osho , Kisei , Oza)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-2f P-5d
3. S-4h Bx8h+
4. Sx8h R-2b
5. B*7g B*3c
6. P-2e S-4b
7. K-6h K-6b
8. K-7h K-7b
9. G-5h(4i) K-8b
10. P-9f P-9d
11. P-3f P-4d
12. P-8f S-4c
13. S-8g S-7b
14. K-8h P-8d
15. P-4f S-8c
16. S-4g G-7b
17. G-6h(5h) G-5b
18. L-9h B-4b
19. K-9i B-6d
20. G-7h(6i) N-3c
21. G-8h R-2a
22. L-1h L-9b
23. G-7h(6h) K-9a
24. P-5f G-6b(5b)
25. R-5h R-5a
26. R-3h G-8b
27. P-3e Px3e
28. Rx3e P*3d
29. R-3h G-7b(6b)
30. R-2h R-2a
31. R-5h R-5a
32. R-2h R-2a
33. P-6f P-7d
34. P-6e B-7c
35. P-1f P-1d
36. R-2f P-6d
37. Px6d Bx6d
38. S-5h P-7e
39. S-6g S-7d
40. Px7e Bx7e
41. P*6f B-5c
42. R-2g G-8c(7b)
43. B-6h N-7c
44. S-7f(6g) P*7e
45. S-6g B-6d
46. L-1g P-3e
47. P*7f Px7f
48. Sx7f(6g) P*7e
49. S-6g G-7b
50. P*7f Px7f
51. Sx7f(6g) P*7e
52. S-6g G-8b(7b)
53. P*3b S-3d
54. B-7g S-4c
55. P-6e Bx4f
56. P-3a+ Rx3a
57. P-2d Nx6e
58. B-6f N-4e
59. P*4g B-6d
60. Px2c+ N-5g+
61. P*6h +Nx6g
62. Px6g P-7f
63. +P-3c S*7g
64. R-2b+ Sx8h
65. Gx8h G*7g
66. S*9g Gx8g
67. Gx8g P-7g+
68. Nx7g Nx7g+
69. Gx7g P*7f
70. Gx7f S*6e
71. G-7g P*7f
72. G-7h Sx6f
73. Px6f P*6g
74. S*8h B*6i
75. Gx6g B-7h+
76. G*6h N*8g
77. Sx8g +Bx8g
78. N*7i Px7g+
79. Gx7g(6g) +Bx7g
80. Gx7g S*6h
81. K-8h P*7f
82. Gx7f S-7e
83. B*4f Bx4f
84. +Rx3a B*8a
85. Gx7e G*7g
86. K-9i Sx7i+
87. S*8g B-6d
88. Gx6d N*7e
89. S-7f Gx7f
90. R*7a N-8g
91. resign

The 3rd game of Ryuo sen challenger determing match started .

Shogi News; The 21st Ryuo sen final/challenger determing 3 games match .

The 3rd game of Ryuo sen final/challenger determing match between HABU and KIMURA have started 12 September 2008 at Shogi kaikan , Tokyo .

Blog of Ryuo sen game live . (written in Japanese language )
http://kifulog.shogi.or.jp/ryuou/

Sente; KIMURA Kazuki (8 dan)
Gote; HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin , Osho , Kisei , Oza)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-2f P-5d
3. S-4h Bx8h+
4. Sx8h R-2b
(diagram 1)











HABU led the opening to "Gokigen Nakabisha" . Replying KIMURA's 3.S-4h , HABU exchanged Bishops and ranged his Rook to 2b . This variation has started by SATO Yasumitsu .

(diagram 2)

5. B*7g B*3c
6. P-2e S-4b
7. K-6h K-6b
8. K-7h K-7b
9. G-5h(4i) K-8b
10. P-9f P-9d
11. P-3f P-4d
12. P-8f S-4c
13. S-8g S-7b
14. K-8h P-8d
15. P-4f S-8c
16. S-4g G-7b
17. G-6h(5h) G-5b
18. L-9h B-4b
19. K-9i B-6d
20. G-7h(6i) N-3c
21. G-8h R-2a
22. L-1h L-9b
23. G-7h(6h) K-9a
24. P-5f G-6b(5b)
25. R-5h R-5a
26. R-3h G-8b
27. P-3e Px3e
28. Rx3e P*3d
29. R-3h G-7b(6b)
(diagram 2)


KIMURA dropped his Bishop at 7g , HABU also dropped a Bishop at 3c . SATO's original line is 5...R-1b , but HABU didn't select the line . KIMURA made "Ginkanmuri" and "HABU made "Mino gakoi" . Both player advanced his castle to "Ginkanmuri Anaguma" .

The game still coninues , and will end this evening .
The winner of this game will be the callenger of the 21st Ryuo title match .

HABU won the 6th game . (The 49th Oi sen.)

Shogi News; The 49th Oi sen 7 games title match .

HABU won the 6th game of Oi title match , 7:11 P.M. , 10 September 2008 .

Then the score of this match become
"FUKAURA 3 win --- 3 win HABU "

The winner of last/7th game will get the 49th Oi title .
The 7th game will start at 9:00 A.M. , 25 September 2008 and will end evening of 26 September .

You can see the 6th game's record on the Net .
http://www.chunichi.co.jp/s/igo-shogi/shogi/kifu/s1195.html
(written in Japanese language , uses Java Script )
http://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/igo-shogi/49oui/text.html
(written in Japanese language , text version)

(diagram 1)

1. P-7f P-3d
2. P-2f G-3b
3. G-7h P-4d
4. P-2e B-3c
5. S-4h G-5b
6. P-5f S-2b
7. B-6f G-4c
8. B-5g K-4a
9. K-6i P-5d
10. S-6h S-6i
11. G-5h S-5c
12. S-7g K-3a
13. P-3f B-4b
14. P-2d Px2d
15. Bx2d Bx2d
16. Rx2d S-2c
17. R-2h P*2d
18. B*6h B*5a
19. K-7i P-1d
20. P-1f P-7d
21. K-8h P-9d
22. P-9f S-6d
23. P-6f P-5e
24. Px5e R-5b
25. N-3g Rx5e
26. S-5i R-5b
27. G-6g(5h) N-7c
28. R-5h P*5e
29. B-4f K-2b
30. L-9h N-8e
31. S-8f P-8d
32. K-9i B-4b
33. G-8h R-5a
34. S-6h P-7e
35. P*2e Px2e
36. P-6e Sx6e
37. P*2d Sx2d
38. Rx5e Rx5e
39. Bx5e Sx7f
40. R*4a R*3a
41. Rx3a+ Gx3a
42. Gx7f Px7f
43. R*7b R*6i
44. S*5b G-3c
45. S-5a P*5b
46. Rx5b+ G*4a
47. P*2c Kx2c
48. Sx4b Gx4b(3a)
49. +Rx6c S*7g
50. Nx2e Sx2e
51. P*2d K-1c
52. Bx9a+ P*6b
53. P-2c+ Kx2c
54. L*2d Kx2d
55. +B-4f N*3e
56. +R-6e L*4e
57. +B-5g Lx4g+
58. +B-6g Sx8h
59. Kx8h G*5g
60. P*2f Sx2f
61. S*7h Gx6h
62. +Bx6h Rx6h+
63. +Rx6h B*5e
64. B*6f Bx1i+
65. Bx8d +B-5e
66. P*7g Px7g+
67. Sx7g(8f) Nx7g+
68. Nx7g P*7f
69. B-6f +B-4f
70. P*5g Px7g+
71. +Rx7g S*6e
72. P*2g Nx2g+
73. R*5e Sx6f
74. G*2e K-1c
75. +Rx6f +Bx5e
76. +Rx5e N*7f
77. resign
(diagram 1)