Gote Sanken Bisha vs Sente Migi Gyoku + Bou Kin

Shogi Game record : The 4th Mynavi Joshi open ; pre-round


A shogi game of the Mynavi Joshi open pre-round between NAGASAWA Chikako and SATOMI Kana started 4:00 P.M. (JST) , 17 July 2010 .


You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://mynavi-open.jp/100717/100717_8-2.html
(Java version , written in Japanese language)
http://mynavi-open.jp/100717/100717_8-2_f.html
(Flash version , written in Japanese language)


Sente : NAGASAWA Chikako (Jo-ryu 4 dan)
Gote : SATOMI Kana (Jo-ryu Meijin , Kurashiki Tohka )

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-6f P-3e
3.P-2f R-3b
4.P-2e R-3d
5.S-4h R-7d
6.S-7h Rx7f
7.P-2d Px2d
8.Rx2d G-3b
9.R-2h P*2c
10.S-6g R-7d
11.P-5f P-1d
12.S-5g K-6b
13.G-3h B-1c
14.S-4f P-4d
15.K-4h P-4e
16.S-5g N-3c
17.P-1f S-7b
18.P-6e K-7a
19.G-2g
(diagram 1)

NAGASAWA closed her Bishop line with 2.P-6f and SATOMI advanced the 3rd file Pawn with 2...P-3e to prepare ranging her Rook . While NAGASAWA advanced her Rook onto 2e , SATOMI ranged her Rook with 3...R-3b and floated the Rook with 4...R-3d .

SATOMI swung the Rook with 5...R-7d and captured the 7f-Pawn with 6...Rx7f . NAGASAWA exchanged the 2nd file Pawns and made Migi Gyoku form with K-4h . SATOMI made Kata mino gakoi and NAGASAWA moved up her right Gold with 19.G-2g to join the battle .

(diagram 2)

19...S-4b
20.G-2f P-2d
21.N-1g S-4c
22.P*2e K-8b
23.Px2d S-3d
24.Bx3c+ Gx3c
25.N-2e Sx2e
26.Gx2e P-3f
27.Px3f Gx2d
28.Gx2d Rx2d
29.Rx2d Bx2d
30.R*2i P*2h
31.Rx2h B*3i
32.Kx3i Bx5g+
33.G*4h S*3g
34.resigns
(diagram 2)

After 66 moves , SATOMI won the game .

Gote Kakukoukan Furibisha vs Sente Funa gakoi

Shogi Game record : The 4th Mynavi Joshi open ; pre-round


A shogi game of the Mynavi Joshi open pre-round game between YAMADA Kumi and NAGASAWA Chikako started 1:00 P.M. (JST) , 17 July 2010 .

You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://mynavi-open.jp/100717/100717_8-1_a.html
(Java version , written in Japanese language)
http://mynavi-open.jp/100717/100717_8-1_a_f.html
(Flash version , written in Japanese language)


Sente : YAMADA Kumi (Jo-ryu 3 dan)
Gote : NAGASAWA Chikako (Jo-ryu 4 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f Bx8h+
3.Sx8h S-2b
4.S-7g S-3c
5.S-4h R-4b
6.K-6h K-6b
7.K-7h K-7b
8.P-3f R-2b
9.P-4f K-8b
10.S-4g S-7b
11.G4i-5h P-2d
12.N-3g S-4d
13.P-4e B*6d
14.R-2g S-5e
15.P-5f P-2e
(diagram 1)

NAGASAWA exchanged the Bishops with 2...Bx8h+ and after moving up her left Silver with 4...S-3c , she ranged the Rook with 5...R-4b making Shiken Bisha form .

After moving the King with 7...K-7b , NAGASAWA ranged her Rook again onto a Mukai Bisha position and YAMADA made Funa gakoi .

NAGASAWA moved up her left Silver with 12...S-4d to make an attacking form . YAMADA pushed the 4th file Pawn with 13.P-4e to drive away the 4d-Silver . However , NAGASAWA dropped a Bishop with 13...B*6d attacking the 3g-Knight before an escape of 4d-Silver .

YAMADA moved up her Rook with 14.R-2g to protect the 3g-Knight . NAGASAWA let her Silver escape with 14...S-5e and continued attacking .

(diagram 2)

16.Nx2e S-4f
17.S-3h P-3e
18.Px3e R-3b
19.B*2c Rx3e
20.P*3f Rx3f
21.P*3g R-3a
22.P-6f G4a-5b
23.P-4d Sx3g+
24.Sx3g Bx3g+
25.Rx3g Rx3g+
26.Px4c+ Gx4c
27.P-5e R*3h
28.B*6e S*4g
29.G5h-6h P-5d
30.S*4i R-3i+
31.P*4h Sx4h+
32.Sx4h +R3ix4h
33.Px5d P-6d
34.B6e-5f P*5e
35.B-6g P-6e
36.P*4i +R4h-4f
37.B-4a+ Px6f
38.B-2c+ S*6g
39.K-8h Sx6h=
40.Sx6h Gx5d
41.+B4a-3bG-4e
42.S*5h G-5f
43.+Bx2a +R-2h
44.+B-6e +R4f-3g
45.+B2cx5fPx5f
46.+B-5e G*6c
47.+Bx3g +Rx3g
48.N*7e G6c-6b
49.R*4a B*8e
50.R-4e+ Bx7f
51.G*7g B*5d
52.+R-4g +Rx4g
53.Sx4g P-5g+
54.R*8f +Px6h
55.Gx6h S*8e
56.Gx7f Bx7f
57.Rx7f Sx7f
58.B*5f P-6g+
59.Gx6g Sx6g=
60.Bx6g R*6h
61.S*7h Rx6g+
62.Sx6g G*6h
63.B*5f R*5i
64.K-7g R-7i+
65.K-6f G*6d
66.P*7f P*6e
67.K-5g G-5e
68.P*6c Gx6g
69.K-4h B*5i
70.K-3i B-3g+
71.R*3h +Bx3h
72.Sx3h Gx5f
73.Px6b+ Gx6b
74.B*3e B*5g
75.Bx5g G6gx5g
76.B*3e P*5c
77.K-2h +R-6h
78.G*4h R*3f
79.resigns
(diagram 2)

After 166 moves , NAGASAWA won the game .

Sente Gosuji Kuraidori Nakabisha Anaguma vs Gote Ibisha Anaguma

Shogi Game record : The 3rd Mynavi Joshi open

A Shogi game of the Mynavi Joshi open between KAI and NAGASAWA started 16 December 2009 .

You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://mynavi-open.jp/091216/091216_nagasawa-kai_f.html
(Flash version , written in Japanese language)
http://mynavi-open.jp/091216/091216_nagasawa-kai.html
(Java varsion , written in Japanese language)


Sente : KAI Tomomi (Jo-ryu 2 dan)
Gote : NAGASAWA Chikako (Jo-ryu 4 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-5f P-8d
2.P-7f P-8e
3.B-7g S-6b
4.P-5e K-4b
5.R-5h P-3d
6.K-4h K-3b
7.K-3h G6a-5b
8.S-6h P-4d
9.K-2h G-4c
10.S-5g B-3c
11.L-1h K-2b
12.K-1i L-1b
13.S-2h K-1a
14.G6i-5i S-2b
15.G5i-4h G-3b
16.P-4f S-5a
17.P-3f S-4b
18.S-5f B-2d
19.G-3g P-9d
20.G4i-3h P-7d
21.P-9f P-6d
22.P-1f P-1d
23.B-5i S4b-3a
(diagram 1)

KAI pushed the 5th file Pawn with 1.P-5f to select Nakabisha , her favorite opening in this game . NAGASAWA pushed the 8th file Pawn to show that she select Ibisha in this game .

NAGASAWA didn't push the 5th file Pawn with ...P-5d and allowed KAI to make Gosuji Kuraidori Nakabisha form . KAI made Anaguma gakoi . NAGASAWA also made Ibisha Anaguma and developed it to MATSUO ryu Anaguma .

(diagram 2)

24.R-7h R-7b
25.B-4h R-8b
26.R-8h B-5a
27.P-6f B-2d
28.N-7g N-7c
29.P-2f R-8a
30.R-8i R-5a
31.P-6e R-6a
32.B-8d B-5a
33.P-4e Nx6e
34.Bx5a+ Rx5a
35.Nx6e B*7h
36.R-5i Px6e
37.P-5d Px5d
38.Px4d Gx4d
39.B*6b R-4a
40.P*5c Bx5f+
41.Rx5f G-5e
42.P-5b+ R-4i+
43.Rx5e Px5e
44.G*3i +Rx9i
(diagram 2)

KAI slid her Rook with 24.R-7h aiming the 7th file Pawn exchange . NAGASAWA also slid her Rook with 24...R-7b to prevent the Pawn exchange . KAI moved up her Bishop with 25.B-4h , and NAGASAWA slid her Rook again with 25...R-8b to threaten the 8th file . KAI also slid her Rook again with 26.R-8h to defend the 8th file .

After some moves , KAI advanced her Bishop with 32.B-8d attacking the 7c-Knight . NAGASAWA backed her Bishop with 32...B-5a to protect the Knight . Replying KAI's 33.P-4e , NAGASAWA jumped her right Knight with 33...N-6e facing the both Bishops .

After the Bishop exchange , NAGASAWA dropped a Bishop with 35...B*7h forking the 8i-Rook and the 5f-Silver . KAI swung her Rook with 36.R-5i to protect both pieces .

KAI also dropped her Bishop with 39.B*6b forking the 5a-Rook and the 4d-Gold . NAGASAWA's Rook escaped with 39...R-4a defending the 4d-Gold . KAI dropped a Pawn with 40.P*5c aiming to make a promoted Pawn . NAGASAWA sacrificed her Bishop with 40...Bx5f+ and succeeded to make a promoted Rook with 42...R-4i+ .

KAI sacrificed her Rook with 43.Rx5e and dropped a Gold with 44.G*3i strengthen her Kakoi before attacking NAGASAWA's Ibisha Anaguma .

(diagram 3)

45.B*5d P*4c
46.B-5c+ L*4d
47.Bx4c+ Gx4c
48.+Bx4c L-4i+
49.N*4d +Lx3i
50.Sx3i R*4i
51.+P-4a B*5a
52.+Px3a Sx3a
53.S*3b resigns
(diagram 3)





After 105 moves , KAI won the game .