Shogi Game record : Sente Shiken Bisha vs Gote Ibisha Anaguma . (Mynavi)

Shogi Game record : The 3rd Mynavi Joshi open ; pre-round

A new shogi game after a draw game , the Mynavi Joshi open pre-round between AJIKI and UEMURA started 2:18 P.M. 25 July 2009

You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://mynavi-open.jp/090725/090725_10-1_a2.html
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Sente : AJIKI Fusako (Jo-ryu 1 dan)
Gote : UEMURA Mari (Jo-ryu 3 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-6f S-6b
3.R-6h K-4b
4.S-3h K-3b
5.S-7h P-6d
6.S-6g S-6c
7.K-4h B-3c
8.K-3i K-2b
9.G6i-5h L-1b
10.S-5f S-5d
11.P-4f K-1a
12.S-4e Sx4e
13.Px4e G-3b
14.B-7g R-6b
15.S*2e
(diagram 1)

AJIKI selected Shiken Bisha again and UEMURA started making Ibisha Anaguma again , too . UEMURA developed her camp without pushing her Rook Pawn and made Koshikakegin formation with 10...S-5d .

AJIKI crashed her left Silver against UEMURA's 5d-Silver with 12.S-4e . After the Silver exchange , AJIKI dropped it with 15.S*2e aiming at UEMURA's 3c-Bishop head .

(diagram 2)

15...P-3e
16.S-3d B-2b
17.P-1f G-5b
18.P-1e G5b-4b
19.P-2f P-9d
20.P-9f P-7d
21.L-9h N-7c
22.P-5f N-8e
(diagram 2)






UEMURA pushed the 3rd file Pawn with 15...P-3e escaping from the 2e-Silver . AJIKI still moved her 2e-Silver with 16.S-3d attacking the 3c-Bishop . UEMURA's 3c-Bishop escaped from the Silver with 16...B-2b .

AJIKI pushed the 1st , 2nd , 5th file Pawns to give a pressure against UEMURA's camp . UEMURA jumped her right Knight with 22...N-8e attacking the 7g-Bishop .

(diagram 3)

23.B-8f P-6e
24.Px6e S*7g
25.Nx7g Nx7g+
26.R-6i +Nx7f
27.B-6d B-7g+
28.Bx9a+ S-2b
29.S*5a R-6a
30.Sx4b+ Gx4b
31.+B-4f N*5d
32.+Bx3e S*4f
33.+B-3f +B-7h
34.G-6h +Bx6i
35.Gx6i Rx6e
36.L*2e resigns
(diagram 3)

After 71 moves , AJIKI won the game .

Shogi News : HIROSE got championship of the 40th Shin jin ou . (Shin jin ou sen)

Shogi News : The 40th Shin jin ou sen ; final 3 games match

5:11 P.M. , 13 October 2009 , after 83 moves , HIROSE won the 2nd game of this match . The score of this macth becomes "HIROSE 2 --- 0 NAKAMURA" and he got the championship of the 40th Shin jin ou .



blog about Shin jin ou sen
http://kifulog.shogi.or.jp/shinjin/
(wirtten in Japanese language)

You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://live3.shogi.or.jp/shinjin/kifu/40-2.html
(Flash version , written in Japanese language)
http://live3.shogi.or.jp/shinjin/kifu/40-2_j.html
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Sente : HIROSE Akihito (5 dan)
Gote : NAKAMURA Taichi (4 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f G-3b
3.P-2e P-8d
4.P-2d Px2d
5.Rx2d P*2c
6.R-2f P-8e
7.P-7e S-6b
8.N-7g P-6d
9.R-7f S-6c
10.K-4h G-5b
11.S-3h K-4b
12.K-3i P-2d
13.P-9f B-4d
14.G6i-5h S-2b
15.P-6f P-1d
16.P-1f S-2c
17.S-7h K-3a
18.S-6g K-2b
19.S-5f P-5d
20.B-9g P-5e
(diagram 1)

After both players opened their Bishop line , HIROSE pushed the 2nd file Pawn and he selected Ibisha in this game . HIROSE is basically a Furibisha player especially Shiken Bisha Anaguma is his favorite strategy . But he sometimes selects Ibisha .

NAKAMURA moved up his left Gold with 2...G-3b . This move mainly means the beginning of Ittezon Kakukawari . But NAKAMURA didn't exchange the Bishops as his 3rd move , but advanced the 8th file Pawn with 3...P-8d . HIROSE exchanged the 2nd file Pawn and backed the Rook to 2f .

NAKAMURA also advanced his Rook Pawn with 6...P-8e . HIROSE advanced the 7th file Pawn to decline the 8th file Pawn exchange by the 2f-Rook's power . He jumped his left Knight and it closed the Bishop line . His Rook turned to 7f , and his camp became Hineri Bisha formation . NAKAMURA moved up his right Silver with 9...S-6c to decline the 7th file Pawn exchange .

HIROSE made Mino gakoi and advanced the left Silver to 5f . NAKAMURA made Ginkanmuri and his King entered it with 18...K-2b .

HIROSE moved up his Bishop with 20.B-9g to made ISHIDA ryu hongumi formation . NAKAMURA pushed the 5th file Pawn with 20...P-5e attacking the 5f-Silver .

(diagram 2)

21.S-4e B-5c
22.P-7d Px7d
23.P-6e N-3c
24.Px6d Bx6d
25.Bx6d Sx6d
26.S-5d P-8f
27.N-6e P-7e
28.R-4f P*6f
29.N-5c+ P-6g+
(diagram 2)






HIROSE advanced his 5f-Silver with 21.S-4e escaping from the 5e-Pawn and attacking the 4d-Bishop . NKAMURA's Bishop escaped from the Silver with 21...B-5c .

HIROSE started attacking in the 6th & 7th file with pushing the Pawns . NAKAMURA didn't capture the 6th file Pawn , but jumped the left Knight with N-3c aiming at 4e-Silver .

After Bishop exchange , HIROSE advanced his Silver with 26.S-5d and jumped the 7g-Knight with 27.N-6e to attack the 5th file . NAKAMURA dropped a Pawn with 28...P*6f and promoted it with 29...P-6g+ .

(diagram 3)

30.+Nx5b +Px5h
31.Gx5h B*7f
32.Rx7f Px7f
33.P*6b R*7i
34.G*4i P*6f
35.B*4b P-6g+
36.Gx6g Rx6b
37.Sx4c+ Rx5b
38.B*3a Gx3a
39.+Sx3c K-1b
40.Bx3a+ N*2b
41.N*2e Px2e
42.P*2d resigns
(diagram 3)



After 83 moves , HIROSE won the game .

Shogi Game record : Aifuribisha ; Sanken Bisha vs Mukai Bisha . (Oza sen)

Shogi Game record : The 58th Oza sen : 1st preround

A shogi game of Oza sen 1st preround between TOH'YAMA and SATOMI started 11 July 2009 .


You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://live3.shogi.or.jp/ouza/kifu/20090711-04.html
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Sente : TO'YAMA Yuusuke (4 dan)
Gote : SATOMI Kana (Kurashiki Tohka )

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-7e P-5d
3.P-6f S-4b
4.R-7h S-5c
5.S-6h B-3c
6.S-6g R-2b
7.S-5f P-4d
8.S-3h K-6b
9.K-4h S-7b
10.P-7d Px7d
11.Rx7d R-4b
12.K-3i G4a-5b
13.G6i-5h P-4e
14.P-9f P-6d
15.R-7f G-6c
16.N-7g P*7d
17.P-6e
(diagram 1)

Both TO'YAMA and SATOMI are Furibisha players . In this game , TO'YAMA advanced the 7th file Pawn with 2.P-7e and he shown his attitude to make ISHIDA ryu or Haya ISHIDA formation . SATOMI replied it with advancing the 5th file Pawn to 5d .

TOH'YAMA closed his Bishop line with 3.P-6f and moved his Rook with 4.R-7h . If TO'YAMA moved his Rook without P-6f , the game may advanced very rough game like following moves ; 3.R-7h Bx8h+ , 4.Sx8h B*4e , 5.B*8e P-8d , 6.Bx6c+ G6a-5b , 7.+B-6d R-6b , 8.+B-4f Bx6g+ . TOH'YAMA avoided this line by pushing the 6th file Pawn .

After moving up the left Silver and Bishop , SATOMI also moved her Rook to 2b , Mukai Bisha position . TOH'YAMA's left Silver advanced to 5f aiming at 3c-Bishop head . SATOMI pushed the 4th file Pawn to protect her Bishop head .

They started making their each Kakoi . During the moves , TOH'YAMA exchanged the 7th file Pawns . SATOMI's Rook moved again and came to the 4th file . After some moves TOH'YAMA pushed the 6th file Pawn with 17.P-6e and started attacking .

(diagram 2)

17...N-7c
18.B-9g R-4a
19.G-6h K-7a
20.S-6g Nx6e
21.Nx6e Px6e
22.N*7g S-6d
23.R-3f N*3e
24.S-7f K-8b
25.K-2h B-5e
26.R-2f R-4c
27.P-5f B-6f
28.G-6g B-8d
29.Nx6e P-4f
30.Px4f P*4h
31.G-5h P-7e
32.S-8e B-6b
33.P*7c Sx6e
34.Px7b+ Gx7b
35.P-3f P-8d
36.Px3e Px8e
37.S*5b R-5c
38.Sx6c+ Rx6c
39.Bx7e Bx3e
(diagram 2)

SATOMI jumped her right Knight with 17...N-7c to join defense . TOH'YAMA moved up his Bishop with 18.B-9g to join attack aiming at 4b-Rook . SATOMI's Rook escaped from TOH'YAMA's Bishop line with 18...R-4a .

After some moves , TOYH'YAMA's Rook came to 3f threatening the 3d-Pawn . SATOMI protect the Pawn by dropping a Knight on 3e . They attacked each other's camp . But TOH'YAMA removed the pieces of SATOMI's kakoi step by step .

(diagram 3)

40.G*6d Bx2f
41.Px2f S*3i
42.Kx3i R*7i
43.Kx4h Rx7e+
44.Gx6c Gx6c
45.P*6d N*3f
46.K-4g B*6i
47.S*4i Bx5h+
48.Sx5h G*4h
49.K-3g S*2h
50.K-2g Gx3h
51.R*3b P*7b
52.Px6c+ S-3g+
53.Nx3g N-2h+
54.K-3f S*3e
55.K-2e S-2d
56.K-3f S-3e
57.K-2e S-2d
58.K-3f S-3e
59.K-2e S-2d
60.K-3f P-3e
61.K-4e S-7d
62.B*5e resigns
(diagram 3)

After 123 moves , TOH'YAMA won the game .

Shogi News : HABU won over YAMASAKI's Hiki Hisha Bougin . (Oza sen)

Shogi News : The 57th Oza sen : 5 games title match

10:05 P.M. , after 122 moves , HABU won the 1st game of the 57th Oza sen title match . The score of this match becomes "HABU 1 --- 0 YAMASAKI" .

They will have the 2nd game of this match 16 September 2009 at The Westin Miyako Kyoto hotel , Kyoto city , Kyoto .



You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://live3.shogi.or.jp/ouza/kifu/20090904.html
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Sente : YAMASAKI Takayuki (7 dan)
Gote : HABU Yoshiharu (Meijin , Osho , Kisei , Oza )

(diagram 1)

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




YAMASAKI selected Aigakari as the opening of this game , and HABU accepted it . After the 2nd file Pawn exchange , YAMASAKI's Rook backed to previous position 2h .

HABU pushed the 9th file Pawn , opened the Bishop line , and moved up the right Silver before the 8th file Pawn exchange . After YAMASAKI's Silver advance to 2g , HABU exchanged the 8th file Pawns . And replying YAMASAKI's 11.P*8g , HABU backed his Rook to 8e .

(diagram 2)

12.S-6h P-9e
13.Px9e P*9f
14.S-3h Rx9e
15.R-2f S-4b
16.R-8f G-7a
17.K-4h K-4a
18.K-3i P-1d
19.R-8d B-4d
20.S-5i K-3a
21.S-5h P-1e
(diagram 2)





YAMASAKI moved up his left Silver with 12.S-6h , and HABU attacked in the 9th file such an early stage of the game . HABU's 9th file Pawn got a good position . YAMASAKI tried to recover an advantage , backed 2g-Silver with 14.S-3h and floated his Rook with 15.R-2f . YAMASAKI tried to make his Rook useful and to make his King safety . But HABU also naturally developed his camp .

The difference between both players Rook and Bishop usefulness perhaps gave HABU a slight advantage .

(diagram 3)

22.P-4f N-3c
23.P-3f P-7d
24.S5h-4g N-7c
25.P*9h P-1f
26.Px1f P*1g
27.S-2g P-2d
28.Rx7d P-2e
29.Lx1g P-2f
30.S-1h N-2e
31.G-3h G-6b
32.K-4h S-8c
33.R-7f G-7b
34.S-5f P-2g+
(diagram 3)


HABU naturally developed his camp and started attacking with 25...P-1f . HABU attacked the left side of YAMASAKI's camp and in the same time HABU's right Silver drove YAMASAKI's Rook . Then YAMASAKI's Rook and Bishop became completely useless .

(diagram 4)

35.Gx2g Nx1g+
36.Sx1g S-8d
37.S-4e S-7e
38.R-5f L*5e
39.Sx4d Lx5f
40.Px5f Px4d
41.P*2c Gx2c
42.P*2d Gx2d
43.P*2e G-2c
44.L*2d G-3c
45.B*2b K-4a
46.Bx1a+ R*1i
47.+Bx3c Sx3c
48.S-2h Rx2i+
49.G*3i +R-1h
50.G-1g B*6i
51.L*5h +Rx1g
52.Sx1g Bx7h+
53.L-2c+ S-4b
54.R*1b G*3a
55.P-7f P*1a
56.Rx1a+ +Bx8h
57.+L-2b P-4e
58.N*5e Px4f
59.K-3h S*4g
60.K-3g N*4e
61.K-2g G*3g
62.resigns
(diagram 4)

After 122 moves , HABU won the game .

Shogi Game record : AKUTSU won with Yonteme Kyu-Yon Fu senpou . (Ginga sen)

Shogi Game record : The 17th Ginga sen : E-block


A shogi game of Ginga sen E-block between HORIGUCHI Kazushiza and AKUTSU was broadcasted 28 May 2009


Sente : HORIGUCHI Kazushiza (7 dan)
Gote : AKUTSU Chikara (7 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-2f P-3d
2.P-7f P-9d
3.P-2e P-9e
4.G-7h B-3c
(diagram 1)











AKUTSU selected Yonteme Kyu-Yon Fu senpou as the opening of this game . HORIGUCHI naturaly advanced the 2nd file Pawn and moved up the left Gold to prepare the 2nd file Pawn exchange . AKUTSU advanced the 9th file Pawn with 3...P-9e and moved up the Bishop with 4...B-3c . This formation seems a combination of 2 openings ; Yonteme Kyu-Yon Fu senpou & Yonteme San-San Kaku senpou .

(diagram 2)

5.Bx3c+ Nx3c
6.P-2d Px2d
7.B*2c B*2e
8.Rx2e Px2e
9.Bx3d+ G-3b
10.P*2d S-2b
11.B*2a P*3a
(diagram 2)








HORIGUCHI immediately exchanged the Bishops and after sacrificing a Pawn with 6.P-2d , he dropped a Bishop with 7.B*2c . AKUTSU disturb the opponent's Bishop promotion by dropping a Bishop on 2e .

After exchanging the Rook and the opponent's Bishop , HORIGUCHI promoted his Bishop with 9.Bx3d+ . Dropping a Pawn and A Bishop , HORIGUCHI tried to continue attacking . But until AKUTSU's 11.P*3a , the attack seemed to be protected .

(diagram 3)

12.S-3h P-2f
13.P-3f R-9b
14.S-6h R-9d
15.P-3e K-6b
16.K-6i S-7b
17.K-7i K-7a
18.P-6f K-8b
19.K-8h R-7d
20.P-4f Rx7f
21.+B-5f R-7e
22.P-6e N-2e
23.+B-6f R-7d
24.Bx3b+ Px3b
25.+Bx2b P-2g+
26.Sx2g P*2h
27.+Bx1a Px2i+
(diagram 3)

AKUTSU's Rook reached the 4th rank through the 9th file ; from 8b -->9b -->9d . This Rook's path is very interesting . And he made Mino gakoi .

In the other hand , HORIGUCHI advanced his Pawns and made Kin mino . And he exchanged his 2a-Bishop and AKUTSU's 2 pieces ; 3b-Gold & 2b-Silver .

(diagram 4)

28.L*7g N*7f
29.Lx7f Rx7f
30.S-7g Rx4f
31.+B-5e Rx4i+
32.N*7d K-9b
33.G*8b K-9c
34.P-9f R*6i
35.P*7i G*6g
36.Gx6g Rx7i+
37.K-9g Px7d
38.Gx8a N*8e
39.K-8f +Rx7g
40.Nx7g S*7e
41.Kx8e B*9d
42.Kx9e S-8d
43.K-8f Sx8a
44.N*8e Bx8e
45.Nx8e Sx8e
46.K-7g L*7f
47.K-8h +R-7i
48.K-9h N*8f
49.K-9g Sx9f
50.Kx9f K-8d
51.+Bx9a G*9e
52.resigns
(diagram 4)

After 102 moves , AKUTSU won the game .

Shogi News : KUBO won with Gokigen Nakabisha . (Ryuo sen)

Shogi News : The 22nd Ryuo sen : challenger deciding tournament

9:29 P.M. , 28 July 2009 , after 90 moves , KUBO won the Ryuo sen tournament game with MATSUO . KUBO will have a semi final game of this tournament with FUKAURA .



You can see the game record on the Net .
http://live3.shogi.or.jp/ryuou/kifu/090728.html
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Sente : MATSUO Ayumu (7 dan)
Gote : KUBO Toshiaki (Kio )

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f P-5d
3.P-2e R-5b
4.Bx2b+ Sx2b
5.P-9f P-9d
6.S-7h K-6b
7.S-4h K-7b
8.P-4f K-8b
9.S-4g S-7b
10.K-6h S-3c
(diagram 1)





KUBO selected Gokigen Nakabisha as the opening of this game , and MATSUO selected shin MARUYAMA's vaccin with Sato Shinte line . KUBO completed Kata mino gakoi and he prepared to move his Rook to the 2nd file , while MATSUO was making Hidari mino .

(diagram 2)

11.K-7i R-2b
12.K-8h S-4d
13.G4i-5h N-3c
14.S-7g R-2a
15.P-7e P-8d
16.G-7h G-4b
17.P-6f S-8c
18.S-7f G-7b
19.P-8f S-5e
20.G5h-6g P-4d
21.B*7g P-4e
(diagram 2)




MATSUO's King entered Hidari mino , but he immediately started developping the Kakoi to Gin tachi Yagura . This strategy is usually called Gyoku tou Kurai dori .

In the other hand , KUBO completed one of the standard formations of Kaku koukan Furibisha ; S-4d , N-3c , R-2a , G-4b . And he developped his Kata mino gakoi to Kata Gin kanmuri .

After developped the camp , KUBO advanced his 4d-Silver with 19...S-5e , aiming at 6f-Pawn . MATSUO protected the Pawn by moving up the left Gold with 20.G-6g . Then KUBO advanced his 4th file Pawn and started attacking in the 4th file with 21...P-4e .

(diagram 3)

22.Px4e Nx4e
23.S-3f P*4f
24.P-6e B*3i
25.R-3h Bx5g+
26.Sx4e P-4g+
27.Gx5g +Px5g
28.P-8e G*6f
29.Bx6f Sx6f
30.Px8d Sx8d
31.P-6d Px6d
32.P*8c Gx8c
33.B*6c
(diagram 3)



Sacrificing the 4e-Knight , KUBO successed to make a promoted Pawn , and his pieces came closer to MATSUO's King . MATSUO tried to attack with his pieces in hand .

(diagram 4)

33...G-5c
34.G*7b K-9b
35.P*8e Gx6c
36.Px8d Gx8d
37.Sx5d P*8g
38.Gx8g P*8f
39.Gx8f B*6h
40.N*7g B*7i
41.K-9h Gx5d
42.S*8h S*7h
43.Rx6h Bx6h+
44.S-8e P*8g
45.Sx8d Px8h+
46.resigns
(diagram 4)

After 90 moves , KUBO won the game .

Shogi Game record : ITODANI won over NAKATA's Sanken Bisha . (NHK cup)

Shogi Game record : The 59th NHK cup TV Shogi tournament

A shogi game of NHK cup Shogi tournament between ITODANI and NAKATA Isao was broadcasted 24 May 2009 .


Sente : ITODANI Tetsurou (5 dan)
Gote : NAKATA Isao (7 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f P-4d
3.P-2e B-3c
4.S-4h R-3b
5.K-6h K-6b
6.K-7h S-4b
7.P-5f P-5d
8.B-7g G4a-5b
9.K-8h S-7b
10.L-9h P-6d
(diagram 1)





NAKATA Isao ia famous as his unique Sanken Bisha . His style of Sanken Bisha is called Koh-yan ryu . Koh-yan is his nick name . The characterisctic feature of Koh-yan ryu Sanken Bisha against Ibisha Anaguma is making an attack formation around King side before complete Kakoi .

In this game , NAKATA selected Sanken Bisha as usual . ITODANI selected Ibisha Anaguma , the most effective counter plan against Sanken Bisha . NAKATA's camp ,advancing the 6th file Pawn without finished the Kakoi , is a beggining of koh-yan ryu .

(diagram 2)

11.K-9i P-7d
12.S-8h K-7a
13.S-5g G-6c
14.B-6h S-5c
15.G4i-5i P-9d
16.G-7h P-6e
17.P-6f
(diagram 2)








ITODANI's King entered the Anaguma's hole with 11.K-9i , gathering all Golds and Silvers near the King . NAKATA developped the right side of his camp higher . NAKATA advanced the 6th file Pawn with 16...P-6e . The mvoe is one of the characteristic moves of Koh-yan ryu Sanken Bisha .

Because ITODANI dislike allow NAKATA to keep the 6e-Pawn , he pushed the 6th file Pawn with 17.P-6f .

(diagram 3)

17...Px6f
18.B-8f P-6g+
19.Gx6g P-8d
20.G-6i P-8e
21.B-5i P-3e
22.S-6f N-7c
23.P-1f P-4e
24.G-7h S-6d
25.B-7g K-8b
26.P-2d Px2d
27.P*6e Nx6e
28.Sx6e Sx6e
29.Bx3c+ Rx3c
30.Rx2d P*6f
31.G6g-7g P-7e
32.Rx2a+ Px7f
33.N*7e
(diagram 3)

NAKATA captured the 6f-Pawn with 17...Px6f . ITODANI moved his Bishop without capturing the Pawn . After promoting & sacrificing the 6th file Pawn with 18...P-6g+ , NAKATA advanced the 8th file Pawn to drive away the 8f-Bishop .

NAKATA advanced the 3rd and 4th file Pawns and completed Taka mino gakoi . After all Golds and Silvers joined the Anaguma gakoi , ITODANI started attacking with 26.P-2d .

After roughly attacking each other , ITODANI made a promoted Rook and dropped a Knight on 7e . His attack seemed faster than NAKATA's attack with 32...Px7f .

(diagram 4)

33...G-7c
34.P*6b G-7a
35.B*4d G-8a
36.Gx6f Sx6f
37.Bx6f R-4c
38.N*6e G-7d
39.P*7c P*6a
40.Px7b+ Gx7b
41.+Rx6a Gx6e
42.S*8c Gx8c
43.Nx8c+ Kx8c
44.G*8d K-8b
45.S*7a K-8a
46.P*7c resigns
(diagram 4)

After 91 moves , ITODANI won the game .

Shogi News : YAUCHI beated IWANE's Sanken Bisha and defended her title . (Jo-o)

Shogi News : The 2nd Jo-o Title match

5:57 P.M. , 15 July 2009 , after 158 moves , YAUCHI won the 3rd game of Jo-o title match . The score of this match becomes "YAUCHI 3 --- 0 IWANE" , and YAUCHI defended her title Jo-o .

You can see the game record nearly real time on the Net .
http://mynavi-open.jp/090715/2-03j.html
(Java version , written in Jpanese language)
http://mynavi-open.jp/090715/2-03f.html
(Flash version , written in Japanese language)


Sente : IWANE Shinobu (Jo-ryu 2 dan)
Gote : YAUCHI Rieko (Jo-o)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-8d
2.P-6f P-3d
3.R-7h P-8e
4.B-7g S-6b
5.S-6h K-4b
6.K-4h K-3b
7.S-3h P-5d
8.K-3i S-5c
9.G6i-5h B-3c
10.P-1f S-4d
(diagram 1)





Different from the 1st & 2nd game , IWANE selected Sanken Bisha in this game . And she made Hon mino gakoi .

YAUCHI naturaly moved her King to 3b and moved up her right Silver 5c . The move 8...S-5c seemed YAUCHI started making Ibisha Anaguma . But she rarely makes Ibisha Anaguma usually .

(diagram 2)

11.S-6g B-4b
12.P-6e K-2b
13.P-7e P-9d
14.K-2h G-3b
15.P-1e G-5a
16.B-6h R-8d
17.R-7f P-6d
18.P-7d Px7d
19.Px6d Bx6d
20.P-5f P-8f
21.Px8f G5a-4b
22.N-7g P-7e
23.R-6f P-5e
(diagram 2)


YAUCHI backed her Bishop with 11...B-4b to threaten the right side of IWANE's camp . IWANE started developping her camp to ISHIDA ryu hongumi with 13.P-7e .

Both players seemed to develop their each camp for a while . But YAUCHI suddenly attcked with 17...P-6d before completed her Kakoi . The game advanced very rough line .

(diagram 3)

24.P*6c P*6a
25.Px5e Sx5e
26.R-1f R-7d
27.P-1d Px1d
28.P*1c Lx1c
29.Bx1c+ Nx1c
30.Rx1d P*1b
31.R-1f K-3c
32.S-5f R-7b
33.N-6e B*8g
34.Sx5e Bx5e
35.L*5g Bx9i+
36.N-5c+ P*5e
37.P*5d L*5a
38.P-6b+ Px6b
39.P*1d N-2e
40.P-1c+ Px1c
41.Rx1c+ S*2d
42.+R-1b P*1h
43.Lx1h Lx5c
44.Px5c+ Gx5c
45.P-2f P*1g
46.Nx1g Nx1g+
47.Lx1g P-4d
48.P-2e S-3e
49.P-2d Sx2d
50.L*2g N*2e
51.Lx2e Sx2e
52.P*5d Bx5d+
53.N*4f +B-4e
54.P*5d G5c-4c
55.P*2d Px2d
56.L-1c+ L*2f
57.K-3i P-3e
58.+R-2a P*1b
59.N*2c S-2b
60.S*4a Sx2c
61.Sx3b+ Sx3b
62.+R-2b K-4b
63.G*5c Gx5c
64.Px5c+ Kx5c
65.+Rx3b N*2g
66.Sx2g S*2h
67.K-4h Sx3g+
68.K-5i +B-7g
69.S*6h G*6i
70.Kx6i +B-8g
71.K-5i +Bx3b
72.G*5d +B3bx5d
73.Nx5d R*9i
74.N*7i N*7g
75.B*4b Kx5d
76.G*6d K-4c
77.G-5c K-3d
78.G-3h G*6i
79.K-4i +Bx2g
80.resigns
(diagram 3)

After 158 moves , YAUCHI won the game .

Shogi Game record : YASHIKI beated SATO' Nakabisha . (NHK cup)

Shogi Game record : The 59th NHK cup TV shogi tournament

A shogi game of the NHK cup tournament between SATO Kazutoshi and YASHIKI Nobuyuki was broadcasted 10 May 2009 .


Sente : SATO Kazutoshi (5dan)
Gote : YASHIKI Nobuyuki (9 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-5f P-3d
2.R-5h S-6b
3.K-4h P-6d
4.K-3h S-6c
5.K-2h K-4b
6.P-5e K-3b
7.P-7f G6a-5b
8.S-3h S-4b
9.P-1f P-1d
10.P-4f P-8d
(diagram 1)





SATO pushed the 5th file Pawn with 1.P-5f , and this move mainly shows SATO realy wanted to select Nakabisha . Replying this move , YASHIKI opened his Bishop lline with P-3d .

SATO immediately ranged his Rook with 2.R-5h , because he coudn't open the Bishop line . If SATO opened the Bishop line with 2.P-7f , the following moves would give YASHIKI an advantage ; 2...Bx8h+ , 3.Rx8h B*5g , 4.S-6h B-2d+ .

After completed Mino gakoi , SATO advanced the 5th file Pawn with 6.P-5e and opened his Bishop line . In the other hand , YASHIKI completed his Funa gakoi and started advancing the 8th file Pawn .

(diagram 2)

11.B-7g S-3c
12.G-7h S-7d
13.S-6h S-6e
14.P-7e P-8e
15.B-8h S-4d
16.P-9f P-7d
17.Px7d P-8f
18.Px8f Rx8f
19.R-5i R-8d
20.P-4e S-3c
21.B-9g B-1c
22.N-7g S-7f
23.P-5d Px5d
24.Bx6d S-8g+
25.G-7i Rx7d
26.Bx9a+ +Sx7g
27.P*5c Gx5c
28.+B-9b R-7e
29.Sx7g Rx7g+
30.P*7h +R-7b
31.P*8b N-7c
32.+Bx9c N-6e
(diagram 2)

YASHIKI advanced his both Silver 6e & 4d and attacked the left half side of SATO's camp . But in this line , YASHIKI's Kakoi became less safty and he needed careful moves . After some moves , replying SATO's attack YASHIKI successfully jumed his useless right Knight jumped to very effective position ; 6e . And YASHIKI seemed to get an advantage .

(diagram 3)

33.+B-6f +R-6c
34.P-8a+ N-5g+
35.+Bx5g Bx5g+
36.Rx5g B*4f
37.R-5f Bx7i+
38.R-6f P*6e
39.R-8f P*8e
40.Rx8e +B-4f
41.S*4g +B-7c
42.+P-7a P-1e
43.R-8a+ Px1f
44.P*1h P-6f
45.Px6f +Rx6f
46.+P-7b +B-7d
47.P*5f +R-6i
48.B*6b +B-7e
49.N*3i +Rx4i
50.Sx4i G*1g
51.Nx1g Px1g+
52.Px1g Lx1g+
53.Lx1g N*1f
54.Lx1f S*1g
55.Kx1g +Bx3i
56.resigns
(diagram 3)

After 110 moves , YASHIKI won the game .

Shogi Game record : KITAJIMA won over MORI's Gokigen Nakabisha . (Ginga sen)

Shogi Game record : The 17th Ginga sen : F-block

A shogi game of Ginga sen F-block between KITAJIMA and MORI was broadcasted 2 May 2009 .


Sente : KITAJIMA Tadao (6 dan)
Gote : MORI Keiji (9 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f P-5d
3.P-2e R-5b
4.Bx2b+ Sx2b
5.P-9f G-3b
6.P-9e P-5e
7.S-4h P-5f
8.Px5f Rx5f
9.K-6h K-6b
10.S-8h K-7b
11.S-7g S-3c
12.K-7h R-5a
(diagram 1)



MORI selected Gokigen Nakabisha as the opening of this game with 3...R-5b , and KITAJIMA choiced MARUYAMA's vaccin as a counter plan with 4.Bx2b+ .

KITAJIMA pushed the 9th file Pawn ; SATO's new move variation , MORI didn't reply with P-9d . But advance the 5th file Pawn with 6...P-5e and exchanged the 5th file Pawn .

(diagram 2)

13.G-6h K-8b
14.P-4f S-7b
15.S-4g P-6d
16.P-3f P-7d
17.N-3g S-6c
18.R-5h S-4b
19.Rx5a+ Gx5a
20.S-3h B*2b
21.P-6f S-5c
22.P-8f S-6b
23.P-8e P-1d
24.P-1f B-5e
25.G-5g B-4d
26.G-6g P-3e
27.Px3e P*3f
(diagram 2)

MORI completed Kata mino gakoi , and he tried to advance it KIMURA mino . But just after MORI's right Silver separated from Kakoi , KITAJIMA moved the Rook to 5h and faced each other's Rooks directly . MORI didn't stop the Rook's path and KITAJIMA exchanged the Rooks . Both players developped their camps with attention not to be dropped a Rook .

(diagram 3)

28.N-4e P-3g+
29.Sx3g R*2i
30.G-5h Rx1i+
31.P-8d Px8d
32.P-9d Px9d
33.P*8c Kx8c
34.P*8e S-7c
35.Px8d Sx8d
36.P*9b Lx9b
37.R*9a S-7b
38.B*5d G-6a
39.Bx7b+ Gx7b
40.Rx8a+ G-8b
41.S*7b K-7c
42.+Rx8b Kx8b
43.G*8c K-9a
44.P*5i L*8b
45.Gx8d Lx8d
46.S*7c B*8g
47.K-6h P*8b
48.Lx9d P*5f
49.Gx5f +R-1g
50.N*2i +R-1h
51.P*8c Px8c
52.Sx8c+ R*7h
53.K-5g Rx5h=
54.Px5h G*6g
55.K-4g resigns
(diagram 3)

After 109 moves , KITAJIMA won the game .

Shogi News : YAUCHI beated IWANE's Shiken Bisha again . (Jo-o)

Shogi News : The 2nd Jo-o : 5 games title match


5:59 P.M. 2 July 2009 , after125 moves ,YAUCHI won the 2nd game of Jo-o title match . Then the score of this match becomes "YAUCHI 2 ---0 IWANE" . The 3rd game will start 15 July 2009 , at Shogi Kaikan , Tokyo .

You can see the game record on the Net .
http://mynavi-open.jp/090702/2-02j.html
(Java version , written in Japanese language)
http://mynavi-open.jp/090702/2-02f.html
(Flash version , written in Japanese language)



Sente : YAUCHI Rieko (Jo-o)
Gote : IWANE Shinobu (Jo-ryu 2 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f P-4d
3.S-4h R-4b
4.K-6h S-3b
5.K-7h K-6b
6.P-5f S-7b
7.G4i-5h K-7a
8.S-5g G4a-5b
9.P-9f P-9d
10.P-8f P-6d
11.K-8g P-7d
12.S-7h N-7c
(diagram 1)



IWANE selected Shiken Bisha as the opening of this game again . YAUCHI started making Hidari mino with 10.P-8f and completed it with 12.S-7h . IWANE made an anti Hidari mino version of FUJII system with 12...N-7c .

(diagram 2)

13.K-9h P-8d
14.S-8g K-8b
15.G-7h G-6c
16.G5h-6h B-3c
17.P-2e S-8c
18.P-3f G-7b
19.B-5e P-4e
20.B-3g S-4c
21.P-1f P-1d
22.P-6f S-5d
23.G6h-6g L-1b
24.B-2f B-2b
25.P-3e Px3e
26.P-2d Px2d
27.B-1g
(diagram 2)

YAUCHI started developping her kakoi to YONENAGA Gyoku Ginkanmuri with 13.K-9h . IWANE also developped her Kakoi to Ginkanmuri .

After they developped their each Kakoi , YAUCHI moved her Bishop through 5e to 3g .
YAUCHI started attacking with 2 Pawns sacrifice .

(diagram 3)

27...R-4d
28.Bx3e R-3d
29.P*3f B-3c
30.R-3h P-2e
31.R-2h N-1c
32.N-1g B-2d
33.P-5e Sx5e
34.Bx2d Rx2d
35.B*3c R-5d
36.Nx2e P*2g
37.Rx2g P*2f
38.Rx2f P-8e
39.Nx1c+ Lx1c
40.K-8h Px8f
41.S-9h P-6e
42.P*8d Sx8d
43.P*5f Sx6f
44.Sx6f Px6f
45.Bx6f+ P-7e
46.N*5e G6c-6b
47.P*6c G-6a
48.R-2a+ G6a-7a
49.P-6b+ G7ax6b
50.P*6c G-5b
51.+R-6a B*6i
52.+Rx5b R-6d
53.S*6a P*6b
54.Sx7b+ K-9c
55.+Sx7c S*8g
56.Sx8g Px8g+
57.Gx8g Bx8g+
58.Kx8g S*8f
59.K-7h G*8g
60.K-6i Sx7c
61.N*8e K-8d
62.Nx7c+ S*7h
63.K-5i resigns
(diagram 3)

After 125 moves , YAUCHI won the 2nd game .

Shogi Game record : TAKANO beated KUBOTA's Sanken Bisha . (Ginga sen)

Shogi Game record : The 17th Ginga sen : H-block


A shogi game of Ginga sen H-block between TAKANO and KUBOTA was broadcasted 11 April 2009 .


Sente : TAKANO Hideyuki (5 dan)
Gote : KUBOTA Yoshiyuki (6 dan)

(diagram 1)

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





KUBOTA selected standard closed Furibisha opening with 2...P-4d , and he advanced the left Silver before he slided his Rook . KUBOTA pushed the 3rd file Pawn with 5...P-3e , and this move means Gote player want to make ISHIDA ryu hongumi formation . TAKANO advanced his Rook Pawn with 6.P-2e to disturb KUBOTA's natural development of ISHIDA ryu hongumi . By this P-2e , KUBOTA need added 2 Bishop moves B-3c and B3c-4b or 5a . KUBOTA selected Sanken Bisha with R-3b and TAKANO started making Ibisha Anaguma .

(diagram 2)

11.P-1f B-5a
12.R-2f R-3d
13.L-9h N-3c
14.K-9i G4a-5b
15.S-8h S-5d
16.P-5e S-4c
17.G4i-5i P-6d
18.G-7i P-7d
19.G5i-6i K-8b
20.G6i-7h B-8d
21.B-6f B-6b
22.S-5f G-6c
23.P-7e Px7e
24.Bx7e P-2d
(diagram 2)

While TAKANO was making Ibisha Anaguma , KUBOTA started developping his attacking form ISHIDA ryu hongumi with 11...B-5a . After completed making ISHIDA ryu hongumi , KUBOTA advanced his Kata mino gakoi to Hon mino gakoi with 14...G4a-5b .

After some moves , TAKANO exchanged the 7th file Pawns , and replying it KUBOTA started counterattacking with 24...P-2d .

(diagram 3)

25.Px2d P*2e
26.R-2h Rx2d
27.P-6f G-7d
28.B-8f B-8d
29.R-6h S-5b
30.P-5d P-4e
31.Px5c+ Sx5c
32.S-6e G-7e
33.P*7c Px6e
34.Px7b+ Gx7b
35.S*8e Gx8f
36.Sx8d G-7f
37.B*5e P*7c
38.Sx8c+ Gx8c
39.Bx3c+ R-5d
40.P*5e R-7d
41.+B-4c S-6d
42.Px6e Sx5e
43.P-6d P*6g
44.Gx6g Gx6g
45.Rx6g B*5f
46.R-7g Rx6d
47.+B-5c G*7b
48.G*5d R-6e
49.N*6d Sx6d
50.Gx6d P*5b
51.S*6a S*7a
52.Sx7b+ Sx7b
53.G*6b S*6a
54.Gx7b Sx7b
55.S*6c S*6a
56.P*6b Px5c
57.Gx6e Bx6e
58.Px6a+ Sx6c
59.P*6d Sx6d
60.R*5b S*7b
61.S*6c resigns
(diagram 3)

After 121 moves , TAKANO won this game .

Shogi Game record : YAMASAKI won over HABU's Sanken Bisha . (Saikyou sen)

Shogi Game record : The 3rd Daiwa shouken cup : Saikyou sen

A shogi Game of Daiwa shouken cup Saikyou sen between HABU and YAMASAKI started 5 April 2009 on the Net .


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

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-6f S-6b
3.R-7h P-8d
4.P-7e K-4b
5.K-4h P-6d
6.S-3h S-6c
7.K-3i G6a-5b
8.G6i-5h S-3b
9.S-6h K-3a
10.S-6g P-8e
11.R-7f R-7b
(diagram 1)




In this game , HABU selected Sanken Bisha as the opening of this game . The selection is very rare for him , because he is basicaly a Ibisha player and in most games he select Ibisha as Sente .

YAMASAKI pushed his Rook Pawn with 3...P-8d after moving up the right Silver with 2...S-6b , and this order enabled HABU to make ISHIDA ryu formation naturaly .

HABU made Hon mino gakoi and YAMASAKI made Hidari Mino . Just after HABU advanced the Rook with 11.R-7f , YAMASAKI slided his Rook with 11...R-7b and shown his attitude to attack HABU's Rook by the Rook and the right Silver .

(diagram 2)

12.B-7g P-4d
13.L-9h B-3c
14.K-2h K-2b
15.P-1f P-1d
16.P-9f P-5d
17.P-8f R-8b
18.Px8e Rx8e
19.B-8f P*8g
20.N-7g R-8b
21.P*8i P-5e
22.B-9g R-8d
23.R-8f Rx8f
24.Bx8f R*9i
25.R*8b Rx8i+
26.Rx8a+ P-8h+
27.N-8e +P-7h
(diagram 2)

HABU moved up his Bishop with 12.B-7g and preparing the battle opened with YAMASAKI's P-7d . But YAMASAKI didn't start attacking with P-7d . After both players developped their each Kakoi , HABU tried to use his Rook in 8th file . After Rook exchange , YAMASAKI successed to make promoted Rook and promoted Pawn . Then YAMASAKI got an advantage .

(diagram 3)

28.B-5i B-5a
29.N*2f P-2d
30.P-7d Px7d
31.Nx3d K-2c
32.P*7c +P-6i
33.B-7g +R-8g
34.P-7b+ +Rx7g
35.N-7c+ +P-6h
36.+Nx6c Gx6c
37.+Rx5a Gx5a
38.B*9e +Px6g
39.Bx5a+ +Px5h
40.G*2b Kx3d
41.Gx3b +Px4i
42.resigns
(diagram 3)

After 82 moves , YAMASAKI won this game .

Shogi Game record : KITAJIMA won with Yonteme San-San Kaku senpou . (Ginga sen)

Shogi Game record : The 17th Ginga sen : F-block

A Shogi game of Ginga sen F-block between KATSUMATA and KITAJIMA was broadcasted 4 April 2009 .


Sente : KATSUMATA Kiyokazu (6 dan)
Gote : KITAJIMA Tadao (6 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f B-3c
3.S-4h S-4b
4.G4i-5h P-5d
5.Bx3c+ Sx3c
6.P-6f R-2b
7.K-6h P-2d
8.S-7h K-6b
9.K-7i K-7b
10.P-4f K-8b
(diagram 1)





KITAJIMA selected Yonteme San-San Kaku senpou as the opening of this game . KATSUMATA didn't exchange the Bishop as the 3rd move and moved up the right Silver with 3.S-4h . After some moves , KATSUMA exchanged the Bishops with 5.Bx3c+ . But some moves enabled KITAJIMA to capture KATSUMATA's promoted Bishop on 3c by Silver . KITAJIMA slided his Rook to 2h and his camp became Mukai Bisha . KATSUMATA made Hidari mino and KITAJIMA also started making his Kakoi .

(diagram 2)

11.S-4g S-4d
12.S-5f N-3c
13.K-8h S-7b
14.P-9f P-9d
15.P-3f G-4b
16.P-8f R-2a
17.P-8e S-5e
18.Sx5e Px5e
19.P-3e Px3e
20.R-3h
(diagram 2)





KATSUMATA made the Koshikakegin formation , with S-5f . KITAJIMA finished making Kata mino gakoi and developped his attacking pieces typical Kaku koukan Furibisha (G-4b , S-4d , N-3c and R-2i form) . KATSUMATA got 8th file Kurai , occupying the 8e position by a Pawn to disturb KITAJIMA's making Ginkanmuri . KITAJIMA crushed his left Silver with S-5e , and after Bishop exchange KATSUMATA aimed at 3rd file , the weak point of Gote's camp .

(diagram 3)

20...S*4d
21.R-4h B*2g
22.P-4e Nx4e
23.S*3d R-5a
24.B*6g N-3g+
25.Nx3g P-3f
26.G-4g Px3g+
27.Gx3g B-5d+
28.G-4f +B-2g
29.P-7e +B-3g
30.R-4i +B-3h
31.R-5i +B-4h
32.N*8f P-6d
33.S-4e P-5f
34.Sx5f P-6e
35.Sx6e +Bx5i
36.Gx5i Rx5g+
37.B*6h +Rx6h
38.Gx6h R*4h
39.G-7g Rx4f+
40.P-7d N*7e
41.B-7f P*6g
42.Px7c+ Sx7c
43.P*7d S-6b
44.Gx6g +R-4h
45.P-8d Px8d
46.P*8c Kx8c
47.S-6d Nx6g+
48.Bx6g P*7g
49.Nx7g P*7f
50.P-7c+ Nx7c
51.P*5h Px7g+
52.Sx7g P*7f
53.Bx7f +R-5i
54.R*8a K-7b
55.B-5d P*6c
56.Rx9a+ +Rx5h
57.P*7h +Rx5d
58.+R-9b N*8b
59.P*8c Px6d
60.N*7e G-7a
61.N-7d K-6a
62.Px8b+ K-5b
63.+Px7a P*7f
64.Sx7f P*7g
65.Nx6b+ K-4a
66.G*2b Px7h+
67.resigns
(diagram 3)

After 132 moves , KITAJIMA won the game .

Shogi Game record : WAKI beated TOYOSHIMA . (Ginga sen)

Shogi Game record : The 17th Ginga sen : E-block

A shogi game of Ginga sen E-block between TOYOSHIMA and WAKI was broadcasted 2 April 2009 .

Sente : TOYOSHIMA Masayuki (4 dan)
Gote : WAKI Kenji (8 dan)

(diagram 1)

1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-7e P-5d
3.P-6f S-4b
4.R-7h S-5c
5.S-6h R-3b
6.S-6g K-6b
7.S-3h P-3e
8.K-4h K-7b
9.G6i-5h K-8b
10.K-3i L-9b
(diagram 1)





TOYOSHIMA selected Haya ISHIDA opening with 2.P-7e , and WAKI selected 2...P-5d line . TOYOSHIMA closed his Bishop line with 3.P-6f , but why he didn't slide his Rook with 3.R-7h ? (Please see Yamajunn's shogi opening traps)

TOYOSHIMA selected Sanken Bisha with 4.R-7h . WAKI also selected Sanken Bisha after advancing his left Silver to 5c . Then the opening of this game became Ai-Furibisha . TOYOSHIMA made Hon mino gakoi and WAKI started making Anaguma gakoi with 10...L-9b .

(diagram 2)

11.P-7d Px7d
12.Rx7d K-9a
13.R-7f S-8b
14.P-9f P*7c
15.P-4f P-3f
16.G-4g Px3g+
17.Sx3g G4a-5b
18.G-3h G5b-6b
19.K-2h G6a-7b
20.B-9g P-1d
21.N-7g S-6d
22.P-6e S-5c
23.P*3f P-1e
24.P-8f P-2d
25.P-8e N-1c
26.S-2f N-2e
27.P-8d
(diagram 2)

While WAKI was making Anaguma gakoi , TOYOSHIMA exchanged 7th file Pawns by the Rook and backed the Rook to 7f . Replying WAKI's 3rd file Pawn exchange , TOYOSHIMA developped his Mino gakoi to Yagura gakoi . After completed their each Kakoi , they made attacking formations and started attacking each other .

(diagram 3)

27...Px8d
28.P*8e Px8e
29.S-3e Rx3e
30.Px3e S*8f
31.P-2f Sx9g=
32.Lx9g B*9h
33.R-7e B-8g+
34.Px2e Bx7g+
35.N*8d +Bx6g
36.Nx7b+ Gx7b
37.S*6a G-7a
38.G*7b Gx6a
39.Gx6a N*2f
40.R*5b +B-6i
41.G3h-3g +Bx4g
42.Gx4g S*2g
43.K-3g S*3f
44.Gx3f Sx3f+
45.Kx3f N*4d
46.K-4g G*3f
47.resigns
(diagram 3)

After 92 mvoes , WAKI won this game .