Shogi News : The 23rd Ryuo sen tournament
A Shogi game of Ryuo sen tournament between TOBE and NAKAMURA Taichi has just started 10:00 A.M. (JST) , 7 July 2010 at Shogi Kaikan , Sendagaya , Shibuya , Tokyo .
You can see the game nearly real time on the Net .
http://live.shogi.or.jp/ryuou/kifu/ryuou20100707.html
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(Java version , written in Japanese language)
TOBE Makoto (6 dan)
NAKAMURA Taichi (4 dan)
Jul 7, 2010
Jul 6, 2010
Ittezon Kakugawari ; Sente Hayakuri Gin + Ginkanmuri vs Gote Shiken Bisha
Shogi Game reocrd : Daiwa Shouken cup ; The 4th Saikyou sen
A shogi game of the Saikyou sen between GOUDA and MORIUCHI was started 8:00 P.M. (JST) 2 May 2010 on the Net .
Sente : GOUDA Masataka (9 dan)
Gote : MORIUCHI Toshiyuki (9 dan)
1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f G-3b
3.P-2e Bx8h+
4.Sx8h S-2b
5.S-4h S-6b
6.P-3f S-3c
7.S-3g P-6d
8.S-4f S-6c
9.K-6h P-4d
10.K-7h R-4b
11.P-5f P-7d
12.G-6h K-6b
13.P-9f P-9d
14.P-8f K-7b
15.S-8g R-4a
16.N-7g G-6b
17.K-8h P-4e
18.S-5g P-5d
19.G-7h P-8d
20.P-6f P-1d
21.P-1f S-4b
22.N-3g N-3c
23.G-4h S-4c
24.P-2d
(diagram 1)
MORIUCHI selected Ittezon Kakugawari as the opening of this game . GOUDA quickly advanced his right Silver onto 4f making Hayakuri Gin attacking form , and moved the King to relatively safe zone .
MORIUCHI ranged his Rook with 10...R-4b making Shiken Bisha form . GOUDA developed his Kakoi to Ginkanmuri and pushed the 2nd file Pawn to exchange the Pawns .
24...Px2d
25.Rx2d P*2c
26.R-2i N-7c
27.L-9h K-8b
28.R-9i G-7b
29.R-2i G-6b
30.R-9i G-7b
31.P-9e Px9e
32.Lx9e P*9c
33.P-8e G-8c
34.Px8d Gx8d
35.P*8e G-8c
36.P-6e Px6e
37.B*5c R-6a
38.P-3e P-9d
39.Lx9d Gx9d
40.B-8f+ L*9b
41.+B-5c S4c-5b
42.P*6d Sx5c
43.Px6c+ Rx6c
44.R-6i Gx8e
45.Nx8e Nx8e
46.K-7i L-9g+
47.P*8d +Lx8g
(diagram 2)
After the 2nd file Pawn exchange , GOUDA ranged the Rook to the 9th file aiming at this file , and MORIUCHI developed his Kakoi to KIMURA mino .
After some moves , GOUDA pushed the 9th file Pawn with 31.P-9e to open a battle . GOUDA attacked for a while , then MORIUCHI's attacking turn had come .
GOUDA dropped a Pawn with 47.P*8d to leave an attacking base , and MORIUCHI continued attacking with 47...+Lx8g .
48.Gx8g K-7c
49.S*5b R-6d
50.G*6c Rx6c
51.P-8c+ K-6b
52.Sx6c+ Kx6c
53.Rx6e S*6d
54.R*8b S*7a
55.Rx3b+ Sx6e
56.P*6d Kx6d
57.L*6g B*9g
58.G*8h R*3i
59.P*6i G*8i
60.K-6h B*9e
61.resigns
(diagram 3)
After 120 moves , MORIUCHI won the game .
A shogi game of the Saikyou sen between GOUDA and MORIUCHI was started 8:00 P.M. (JST) 2 May 2010 on the Net .
Sente : GOUDA Masataka (9 dan)
Gote : MORIUCHI Toshiyuki (9 dan)
(diagram 1)
1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f G-3b
3.P-2e Bx8h+
4.Sx8h S-2b
5.S-4h S-6b
6.P-3f S-3c
7.S-3g P-6d
8.S-4f S-6c
9.K-6h P-4d
10.K-7h R-4b
11.P-5f P-7d
12.G-6h K-6b
13.P-9f P-9d
14.P-8f K-7b
15.S-8g R-4a
16.N-7g G-6b
17.K-8h P-4e
18.S-5g P-5d
19.G-7h P-8d
20.P-6f P-1d
21.P-1f S-4b
22.N-3g N-3c
23.G-4h S-4c
24.P-2d
(diagram 1)
MORIUCHI selected Ittezon Kakugawari as the opening of this game . GOUDA quickly advanced his right Silver onto 4f making Hayakuri Gin attacking form , and moved the King to relatively safe zone .
MORIUCHI ranged his Rook with 10...R-4b making Shiken Bisha form . GOUDA developed his Kakoi to Ginkanmuri and pushed the 2nd file Pawn to exchange the Pawns .
(diagram 2)
24...Px2d
25.Rx2d P*2c
26.R-2i N-7c
27.L-9h K-8b
28.R-9i G-7b
29.R-2i G-6b
30.R-9i G-7b
31.P-9e Px9e
32.Lx9e P*9c
33.P-8e G-8c
34.Px8d Gx8d
35.P*8e G-8c
36.P-6e Px6e
37.B*5c R-6a
38.P-3e P-9d
39.Lx9d Gx9d
40.B-8f+ L*9b
41.+B-5c S4c-5b
42.P*6d Sx5c
43.Px6c+ Rx6c
44.R-6i Gx8e
45.Nx8e Nx8e
46.K-7i L-9g+
47.P*8d +Lx8g
(diagram 2)
After the 2nd file Pawn exchange , GOUDA ranged the Rook to the 9th file aiming at this file , and MORIUCHI developed his Kakoi to KIMURA mino .
After some moves , GOUDA pushed the 9th file Pawn with 31.P-9e to open a battle . GOUDA attacked for a while , then MORIUCHI's attacking turn had come .
GOUDA dropped a Pawn with 47.P*8d to leave an attacking base , and MORIUCHI continued attacking with 47...+Lx8g .
(diagram 3)
48.Gx8g K-7c
49.S*5b R-6d
50.G*6c Rx6c
51.P-8c+ K-6b
52.Sx6c+ Kx6c
53.Rx6e S*6d
54.R*8b S*7a
55.Rx3b+ Sx6e
56.P*6d Kx6d
57.L*6g B*9g
58.G*8h R*3i
59.P*6i G*8i
60.K-6h B*9e
61.resigns
(diagram 3)
After 120 moves , MORIUCHI won the game .
Jul 5, 2010
Sente Gosuji Kuraidori Nakabisha Anaguma vs Gote Ibisha Anaguma
Shogi Game record : The 60th NHK cup TV Shogi tournament
A shogi game of the NHK cup TV Shogi tournament between KUBOTA and HATAKEYAMA Mamoru was broadcasted 2 May 2010 .
Sente : KUBOTA Yoshiyuki (6 dan)
Gote : HATAKEYAMA Mamoru (7 dan)
1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-1f P-8d
3.P-1e P-8e
4.B-7g K-4b
5.S-6h K-3b
6.P-5f S-6b
7.P-5e G6a-5b
8.R-5h P-4d
9.K-4h G-4c
10.S-5g B-3c
11.K-3h K-2b
12.K-2h L-1b
13.L-1h K-1a
14.K-1i G-3b
15.S-2h S-5a
16.P-3f S5a-4b
17.S-4f P-7d
18.G-3i P-6d
19.R-5f S-2b
20.P-3e
(diagram 1)
Until 8.R-5h , KUBOTA made Gosuji kuraidori Nakabisha formation . HATAKEYAMA started making Ibisha Anaguma and KUBOTA also started making Anaguma gakoi .
After both players' King entered each Anagumga , KUBOTA pushed the 3rd file Pawn with 20.P-3e .
20...Px3e
21.Sx3e P*3d
22.S-2f P-2d
23.G-5h S4b-3a
24.P-4f P-9d
25.P-9f R-7b
26.R-6f R-6b
27.G5h-4h S-2c
28.G4h-3h S-2b
29.B-8h R-6c
30.N-7g P-8f
31.Px8f P-4e
32.R-5f Px4f
33.B-7i R-8c
34.P-7e G-4d
35.Rx4f P*4e
36.R-7f Px7e
37.Rx7e Rx8f
38.R-7b+ R-8i+
39.B-9g P*7f
40.+Rx7f P-2e
41.S2f-3g +Rx9i
42.Bx6d P-3e
43.P-5d Gx5d
44.Bx9a+ L*3d
45.P*5e Bx5e
46.+Bx5e Gx5e
47.B*4a B*5d
48.+R-7a P-3f
49.S-4h P-3g+
50.S4hx3g P-4f
51.P*3c Gx3c
52.P*3e Lx3e
53.P*3f P-4g+
54.Gx4g P*4f
55.G4g-4h G-5f
56.L*4i P-2f
(diagram 2)
After the 3rd file Pawn exchange by the left Silver , KUBOTA backed the Silver with 22.S-2f . HATAKEYAMA further developed his Ibisha anaguma to a variation of Ginkanmuri Anaguma .
After some moves battle , both player made their each Rook promoted . Then KUBOTA selected relatively defensive line , and HATAKEYAMA tried to continue attacking .
57.Sx2f Lx3f
58.P*3h P*3g
59.Px3g P-4g+
60.Gx4g P*3h
61.Gx3h +Rx4i
62.G4g-4h +R-5i
63.B-7d+ P*6e
64.+B-7e P*4g
65.G4hx4g Gx4g
66.Gx4g G*3h
67.G*3i Gx3i
68.Sx3i L*2d
69.Px3f Lx2f
70.G*3h Lx2g+
71.Gx2g P*2f
72.Gx2f P*3h
73.Sx3h G*3i
74.+Bx3i +Rx3i
75.G*2h B*5i
76.G2f-2g Bx7g+
77.+Rx7g S*2e
78.B*7e +Rx3h
79.Gx3h N*2f
80.Gx2f Sx2f
81.L*2h S*4i
82.+R-7h P-6f
83.Bx6f B-8g+
84.+R-4h resigns
(diagram 3)
After 167 moves , KUBOTA won the game .
A shogi game of the NHK cup TV Shogi tournament between KUBOTA and HATAKEYAMA Mamoru was broadcasted 2 May 2010 .
Sente : KUBOTA Yoshiyuki (6 dan)
Gote : HATAKEYAMA Mamoru (7 dan)
(diagram 1)
1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-1f P-8d
3.P-1e P-8e
4.B-7g K-4b
5.S-6h K-3b
6.P-5f S-6b
7.P-5e G6a-5b
8.R-5h P-4d
9.K-4h G-4c
10.S-5g B-3c
11.K-3h K-2b
12.K-2h L-1b
13.L-1h K-1a
14.K-1i G-3b
15.S-2h S-5a
16.P-3f S5a-4b
17.S-4f P-7d
18.G-3i P-6d
19.R-5f S-2b
20.P-3e
(diagram 1)
Until 8.R-5h , KUBOTA made Gosuji kuraidori Nakabisha formation . HATAKEYAMA started making Ibisha Anaguma and KUBOTA also started making Anaguma gakoi .
After both players' King entered each Anagumga , KUBOTA pushed the 3rd file Pawn with 20.P-3e .
(diagram 2)
20...Px3e
21.Sx3e P*3d
22.S-2f P-2d
23.G-5h S4b-3a
24.P-4f P-9d
25.P-9f R-7b
26.R-6f R-6b
27.G5h-4h S-2c
28.G4h-3h S-2b
29.B-8h R-6c
30.N-7g P-8f
31.Px8f P-4e
32.R-5f Px4f
33.B-7i R-8c
34.P-7e G-4d
35.Rx4f P*4e
36.R-7f Px7e
37.Rx7e Rx8f
38.R-7b+ R-8i+
39.B-9g P*7f
40.+Rx7f P-2e
41.S2f-3g +Rx9i
42.Bx6d P-3e
43.P-5d Gx5d
44.Bx9a+ L*3d
45.P*5e Bx5e
46.+Bx5e Gx5e
47.B*4a B*5d
48.+R-7a P-3f
49.S-4h P-3g+
50.S4hx3g P-4f
51.P*3c Gx3c
52.P*3e Lx3e
53.P*3f P-4g+
54.Gx4g P*4f
55.G4g-4h G-5f
56.L*4i P-2f
(diagram 2)
After the 3rd file Pawn exchange by the left Silver , KUBOTA backed the Silver with 22.S-2f . HATAKEYAMA further developed his Ibisha anaguma to a variation of Ginkanmuri Anaguma .
After some moves battle , both player made their each Rook promoted . Then KUBOTA selected relatively defensive line , and HATAKEYAMA tried to continue attacking .
(diagram 3)
57.Sx2f Lx3f
58.P*3h P*3g
59.Px3g P-4g+
60.Gx4g P*3h
61.Gx3h +Rx4i
62.G4g-4h +R-5i
63.B-7d+ P*6e
64.+B-7e P*4g
65.G4hx4g Gx4g
66.Gx4g G*3h
67.G*3i Gx3i
68.Sx3i L*2d
69.Px3f Lx2f
70.G*3h Lx2g+
71.Gx2g P*2f
72.Gx2f P*3h
73.Sx3h G*3i
74.+Bx3i +Rx3i
75.G*2h B*5i
76.G2f-2g Bx7g+
77.+Rx7g S*2e
78.B*7e +Rx3h
79.Gx3h N*2f
80.Gx2f Sx2f
81.L*2h S*4i
82.+R-7h P-6f
83.Bx6f B-8g+
84.+R-4h resigns
(diagram 3)
After 167 moves , KUBOTA won the game .
Jul 4, 2010
Gote Shiken Bisha ; unorthodox style
Shogi Game record : The 18th Ginga sen ; F-block
A shogi game of the Ginga sen F-block between NAGANUMA and KAMIYA was broadcasted 1 May 2010 .
Sente : NAGANUMA Hiroshi (7 dan)
Gote : KAMIYA Hiroshi (7 dan)
1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f G-3b
3.G-7h P-4d
4.P-2e R-4b
5.S-4h P-4e
6.P-5f P-4f
7.Bx2b+ Gx2b
8.Px4f Rx4f
9.S-6h N-3c
10.S6h-5g R-4a
11.G-5h K-6b
12.P*4f K-7b
13.S-4g S-4b
14.K-6h G-3b
15.P-3f S-4c
16.P-6f K-8b
17.G7h-6g S-7b
18.K-7h P-6d
19.P-9f P-9d
20.B*8f S-5b
21.Bx6d R-2a
22.N-3g P-2d
(diagram 1)
KAMIYA moved up his left Gold with 2...G-3b and he seemed to select Ittezon Kakugawari . But replying NAGANUMA's 3.G-7h , KAMIYA closed Bishop line with 3...P-4d . NAGANUMA advanced the Rook Pawn with 4.P-2e and KAMIYA ranged the Rook with 4...R-4b making Shiken Bisha form .
KAMIYA advanced the 4th file Pawn with 5...P-4e re-opening the Bishop line before making his Kakoi . NAGANUMA pushed the 5th file Pawn with 6.P-5f to defend the 4th file .
After a Bishop exchange , KAMIYA exchanged the 4th file Pawns , and made Kata mino gakoi . NAGANUMA dropped a Bishop with 20.B*8f and captured the 6d-Pawn by the Bishop . KAMIYA pushed the 2nd file Pawn to start a battle .
23.Px2d P*2e
24.P-4e Rx2d
25.B-4f R-2a
26.P-7e G-4c
27.P-7d P*6d
28.P-6e G-5d
29.Px6d K-7a
30.Px7c+ Sx7c
31.P*7d Sx7d
32.P-6c+ S5bx6c
33.Bx9a+ P*7c
34.L*5e Gx5e
35.Px5e P-2f
36.P*2e P*4f
37.S4g-5f B*4i
38.R-4h Bx5h+
39.Rx5h P-4g+
40.Sx4g P-2g+
41.B*4c R-2b
42.+Bx8a Kx8a
43.Bx6a+ +Px3g
(diagram 2)
After some moves battle in the 2nd file , NAGANUMA advanced the 7th file Pawn and attacked here with 27.P-7d under the 4f-Bishop line . KAMIYA tried to defend , but NAGANUMA succeeded to make a promoted Bishop with 33.Bx9a+ .
KAMIYA dropped a Bishop with 37...B*4i and sacrificed it to attack NAGANUMA's camp . But NAGANUMA also sacrificed his promoted Bishop and his attacking pieces already approached to KAMIYA's King .
44.G*6b Rx6b
45.+Bx6b G*7b
46.R*6a K-8b
47.P-9e +Px4g
48.G*9c resigns
(diagram 3)
After 95 moves , NAGANUMA won the game .
A shogi game of the Ginga sen F-block between NAGANUMA and KAMIYA was broadcasted 1 May 2010 .
Sente : NAGANUMA Hiroshi (7 dan)
Gote : KAMIYA Hiroshi (7 dan)
(diagram 1)
1.P-7f P-3d
2.P-2f G-3b
3.G-7h P-4d
4.P-2e R-4b
5.S-4h P-4e
6.P-5f P-4f
7.Bx2b+ Gx2b
8.Px4f Rx4f
9.S-6h N-3c
10.S6h-5g R-4a
11.G-5h K-6b
12.P*4f K-7b
13.S-4g S-4b
14.K-6h G-3b
15.P-3f S-4c
16.P-6f K-8b
17.G7h-6g S-7b
18.K-7h P-6d
19.P-9f P-9d
20.B*8f S-5b
21.Bx6d R-2a
22.N-3g P-2d
(diagram 1)
KAMIYA moved up his left Gold with 2...G-3b and he seemed to select Ittezon Kakugawari . But replying NAGANUMA's 3.G-7h , KAMIYA closed Bishop line with 3...P-4d . NAGANUMA advanced the Rook Pawn with 4.P-2e and KAMIYA ranged the Rook with 4...R-4b making Shiken Bisha form .
KAMIYA advanced the 4th file Pawn with 5...P-4e re-opening the Bishop line before making his Kakoi . NAGANUMA pushed the 5th file Pawn with 6.P-5f to defend the 4th file .
After a Bishop exchange , KAMIYA exchanged the 4th file Pawns , and made Kata mino gakoi . NAGANUMA dropped a Bishop with 20.B*8f and captured the 6d-Pawn by the Bishop . KAMIYA pushed the 2nd file Pawn to start a battle .
(diagram 2)
23.Px2d P*2e
24.P-4e Rx2d
25.B-4f R-2a
26.P-7e G-4c
27.P-7d P*6d
28.P-6e G-5d
29.Px6d K-7a
30.Px7c+ Sx7c
31.P*7d Sx7d
32.P-6c+ S5bx6c
33.Bx9a+ P*7c
34.L*5e Gx5e
35.Px5e P-2f
36.P*2e P*4f
37.S4g-5f B*4i
38.R-4h Bx5h+
39.Rx5h P-4g+
40.Sx4g P-2g+
41.B*4c R-2b
42.+Bx8a Kx8a
43.Bx6a+ +Px3g
(diagram 2)
After some moves battle in the 2nd file , NAGANUMA advanced the 7th file Pawn and attacked here with 27.P-7d under the 4f-Bishop line . KAMIYA tried to defend , but NAGANUMA succeeded to make a promoted Bishop with 33.Bx9a+ .
KAMIYA dropped a Bishop with 37...B*4i and sacrificed it to attack NAGANUMA's camp . But NAGANUMA also sacrificed his promoted Bishop and his attacking pieces already approached to KAMIYA's King .
(diagram 3)
44.G*6b Rx6b
45.+Bx6b G*7b
46.R*6a K-8b
47.P-9e +Px4g
48.G*9c resigns
(diagram 3)
After 95 moves , NAGANUMA won the game .
Jul 3, 2010
Ittezon Kakugawari ; Ai Koshikakegin
Shogi Game record : The 18th Ginga sen ; E-block
A shogi game of the Ginga sen E-block between NAKATA Hiroki and Nakamura Taichi was broadcasted 29 April 2010 .
Sente : NAKATA hiroki (8 dan)
Gote : NAKAMURA Taichi (4 dan)
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.P-3f S-6b
8.P-1f P-1d
9.P-4f P-6d
10.N-3g G-5b
11.S-4g S-6c
12.K-6h K-4b
13.S-7g P-7d
14.G-5h S-5d
15.K-7i P-6e
16.S-5f R-6b
17.G-4g B*6d
18.S-4e S-5e
19.R-4h B-7c
20.S-5f S-6d
21.R-6h S-4d
22.P-4e S4d-5e
(diagram 1)
By 4...Bx8h+ , NAKAMURA selected Ittezon Kakugawari as the opening of this game . Both NAKATA and NAKAMURA made Koshikakegin form .
NAKATA crushed his right Silver against NAKAMURA's right Silver twice with 18.S-4e & 20.S-5f , however NAKAMURA declined the Silver exchange in both time .
NAKAMURA advanced his left Silver and crushed it against NAKATA's 5f-Silver with 22...S4d-5e in this time .
23.B*8c P-7e
24.Px7e Sx5f
25.Px5f Sx7e
26.S*7a R-9b
27.Bx6e+ R-7b
28.P*7d B-6d
29.S-8f Rx7a
30.Sx7e B-8b
31.P-5e R-6a
32.+B-5f S*6e
33.+B-4f P-5d
34.S-6f Sx6f
35.Px6f S*7f
36.S*6g Sx6g=
37.Gx6g Bx5e
38.+Bx5e Px5e
39.S*7b R-4a
40.B*6d S*5c
41.Bx9a+ B*4i
42.G4g-5g S*5f
43.G5gx5f Px5f
44.S*5h B-2g+
45.S*6c P*7g
46.Nx7g +Bx3f
47.Sx5b+ Kx5b
48.L*5e P-5g+
(diagram 2)
NAKATA dropped a Bishop with 23.B*8c and a Silver with 26.S*7a to attack NAKAMURA's attacking pieces . NAKATA succeeded to make a promoted Bishop , but NAKAMURA removed it by exchanging with his Bishop .
NAKATA dropped a Silver with 39.S*7b and a Bishop with 40.B*6d again to continue attacking . NAKAMURA also dropped a Bishop with 41...B*4i and a Silver with 42...S*5f to attack NAKATA's camp . They roughly attacked each other for a while .
49.Lx5c+ Kx5c
50.Sx5g K-4b
51.+B-6d S*5c
52.G*5b Kx5b
53.S-6c+ K-4b
54.+Sx5c K-3c
55.+B-5e L*4d
56.S*5b R-3a
57.Sx4c+ K-2b
58.Px4d G*5h
59.+Sx3b Rx3b
60.P-4c+ K-1c
61.Rx5h +Bx5h
62.S*2b resigns
(diagram 3)
After 123 moves , NAKATA won the game .
A shogi game of the Ginga sen E-block between NAKATA Hiroki and Nakamura Taichi was broadcasted 29 April 2010 .
Sente : NAKATA hiroki (8 dan)
Gote : NAKAMURA Taichi (4 dan)
(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.P-3f S-6b
8.P-1f P-1d
9.P-4f P-6d
10.N-3g G-5b
11.S-4g S-6c
12.K-6h K-4b
13.S-7g P-7d
14.G-5h S-5d
15.K-7i P-6e
16.S-5f R-6b
17.G-4g B*6d
18.S-4e S-5e
19.R-4h B-7c
20.S-5f S-6d
21.R-6h S-4d
22.P-4e S4d-5e
(diagram 1)
By 4...Bx8h+ , NAKAMURA selected Ittezon Kakugawari as the opening of this game . Both NAKATA and NAKAMURA made Koshikakegin form .
NAKATA crushed his right Silver against NAKAMURA's right Silver twice with 18.S-4e & 20.S-5f , however NAKAMURA declined the Silver exchange in both time .
NAKAMURA advanced his left Silver and crushed it against NAKATA's 5f-Silver with 22...S4d-5e in this time .
(diagram 2)
23.B*8c P-7e
24.Px7e Sx5f
25.Px5f Sx7e
26.S*7a R-9b
27.Bx6e+ R-7b
28.P*7d B-6d
29.S-8f Rx7a
30.Sx7e B-8b
31.P-5e R-6a
32.+B-5f S*6e
33.+B-4f P-5d
34.S-6f Sx6f
35.Px6f S*7f
36.S*6g Sx6g=
37.Gx6g Bx5e
38.+Bx5e Px5e
39.S*7b R-4a
40.B*6d S*5c
41.Bx9a+ B*4i
42.G4g-5g S*5f
43.G5gx5f Px5f
44.S*5h B-2g+
45.S*6c P*7g
46.Nx7g +Bx3f
47.Sx5b+ Kx5b
48.L*5e P-5g+
(diagram 2)
NAKATA dropped a Bishop with 23.B*8c and a Silver with 26.S*7a to attack NAKAMURA's attacking pieces . NAKATA succeeded to make a promoted Bishop , but NAKAMURA removed it by exchanging with his Bishop .
NAKATA dropped a Silver with 39.S*7b and a Bishop with 40.B*6d again to continue attacking . NAKAMURA also dropped a Bishop with 41...B*4i and a Silver with 42...S*5f to attack NAKATA's camp . They roughly attacked each other for a while .
(diagram 3)
49.Lx5c+ Kx5c
50.Sx5g K-4b
51.+B-6d S*5c
52.G*5b Kx5b
53.S-6c+ K-4b
54.+Sx5c K-3c
55.+B-5e L*4d
56.S*5b R-3a
57.Sx4c+ K-2b
58.Px4d G*5h
59.+Sx3b Rx3b
60.P-4c+ K-1c
61.Rx5h +Bx5h
62.S*2b resigns
(diagram 3)
After 123 moves , NAKATA won the game .
Jul 2, 2010
Sente Gosuji Kuraidori Nakabisha + Anaguma vs Gote Ibisha Anaguma
Shogi Game record : The 60th NHK cup TV Shogi tournament
A shogi game of the NHK cup TV Shogi tournament between SUGIMOTO and NODUKI was broadcasted 25 April 2010 .
You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://cgi2.nhk.or.jp/goshogi/kifu/sgs.cgi?d=20100425
(written in Japanese language)
Sente : SUGIMOTO Masataka (7 dan)
Gote : NOZUKI Hirotaka (7 dan)
1.P-7f P-8d
2.P-5f P-3d
3.P-5e S-6b
4.R-5h K-4b
5.K-4h K-3b
6.K-3h G6a-5b
7.K-2h P-8e
8.B-7g P-4d
9.S-6h B-3c
10.L-1h K-2b
11.K-1i L-1b
12.S-2h K-1a
13.P-3f G-4c
14.G-3i S-5a
15.P-1f P-1d
16.S-5g G-3b
17.S-4f S5a-4b
18.P-3e
(diagram 1)
SUGIMOTO selected Gosuji Kuraidori Nakabisha in this game . SUGIMOTO started making Anaguma gakoi and NOZUKI also started making Ibisha Anaguma .
SUGIMOTO advanced the left Silver onto 4f and pushed the 3rd file Pawn with 18.P-3e to exchange Pawns .
18...Px3e
19.Sx3e R-8d
20.R-5f P-8f
21.Bx8f P-4e
22.G-5h P*8h
23.N-7g P-8i+
24.P-4f Px4f
25.N-6e +Px9i
26.P-5d Rx5d
27.Rx5d Gx5d
28.P*4c Gx4c
29.Sx4f R*7h
30.B-6h Gx6e
31.R*8b G-5f
32.Rx8a+ Gx4f
33.N*3e S*3d
34.Nx4c+ S3dx4c
35.G*4a Rx6h+
36.Gx6h P*3h
37.Gx3h B*6e
38.Gx3a Sx3a
39.+Rx3a Bx3h+
(diagram 2)
SUGIMOTO exchanged the 3rd file Pawns and NOZUKI floated the Rook with 19...R-8d . SUGIMOTO also floated his Rook with 20.R-5f . After sacrificed the 8th file Pawn with 20...P-8f , NOZUKI advanced the 4th file Pawn to use his Rook and Bishop .
After some moves , they roughly attacked each other .
40.+Rx3c Nx3c
41.S*3i +Bx2h
42.Sx2h N*3f
43.R*3a N*2a
44.B*6e Nx2h+
45.Kx2h R*3e
46.Rx2a+ Kx2a
47.Bx4c+ P*3b
48.resigns
(diagram 3)
After 94 moves , NOZUKI won the game .
A shogi game of the NHK cup TV Shogi tournament between SUGIMOTO and NODUKI was broadcasted 25 April 2010 .
You can see the original game record on the Net .
http://cgi2.nhk.or.jp/goshogi/kifu/sgs.cgi?d=20100425
(written in Japanese language)
Sente : SUGIMOTO Masataka (7 dan)
Gote : NOZUKI Hirotaka (7 dan)
(diagram 1)
1.P-7f P-8d
2.P-5f P-3d
3.P-5e S-6b
4.R-5h K-4b
5.K-4h K-3b
6.K-3h G6a-5b
7.K-2h P-8e
8.B-7g P-4d
9.S-6h B-3c
10.L-1h K-2b
11.K-1i L-1b
12.S-2h K-1a
13.P-3f G-4c
14.G-3i S-5a
15.P-1f P-1d
16.S-5g G-3b
17.S-4f S5a-4b
18.P-3e
(diagram 1)
SUGIMOTO selected Gosuji Kuraidori Nakabisha in this game . SUGIMOTO started making Anaguma gakoi and NOZUKI also started making Ibisha Anaguma .
SUGIMOTO advanced the left Silver onto 4f and pushed the 3rd file Pawn with 18.P-3e to exchange Pawns .
(diagram 2)
18...Px3e
19.Sx3e R-8d
20.R-5f P-8f
21.Bx8f P-4e
22.G-5h P*8h
23.N-7g P-8i+
24.P-4f Px4f
25.N-6e +Px9i
26.P-5d Rx5d
27.Rx5d Gx5d
28.P*4c Gx4c
29.Sx4f R*7h
30.B-6h Gx6e
31.R*8b G-5f
32.Rx8a+ Gx4f
33.N*3e S*3d
34.Nx4c+ S3dx4c
35.G*4a Rx6h+
36.Gx6h P*3h
37.Gx3h B*6e
38.Gx3a Sx3a
39.+Rx3a Bx3h+
(diagram 2)
SUGIMOTO exchanged the 3rd file Pawns and NOZUKI floated the Rook with 19...R-8d . SUGIMOTO also floated his Rook with 20.R-5f . After sacrificed the 8th file Pawn with 20...P-8f , NOZUKI advanced the 4th file Pawn to use his Rook and Bishop .
After some moves , they roughly attacked each other .
(diagram 3)
40.+Rx3c Nx3c
41.S*3i +Bx2h
42.Sx2h N*3f
43.R*3a N*2a
44.B*6e Nx2h+
45.Kx2h R*3e
46.Rx2a+ Kx2a
47.Bx4c+ P*3b
48.resigns
(diagram 3)
After 94 moves , NOZUKI won the game .
Jul 1, 2010
Unclassified Ai Ibisha game
Shogi Game record : The 18th Ginga sen ; D-block
A shogi game of the Ginga sen D-block between AKUTSU and HIROSE was broadcasted 24 April 2010 .
Sente : AKUTSU Chikara (7 dan)
Gote : HIROSE Akihito (5 dan)
1.P-2f P-3d
2.P-7f P-4d
3.S-4h S-4b
4.P-5f S-4c
5.K-6h P-8d
6.P-2e P-8e
7.B-7g G-3b
8.G4i-5h S-6b
9.P-6f P-6d
10.G-6g S-6c
11.K-7h P-7d
12.K-8h K-4a
13.L-9h R-7b
14.K-9i P-7e
(diagram 1)
Because HIROSE is a famous Furibisha Player , he seemed to select Furibisha until 4...S-4c . However he pushed the 8th file Pawn and shown he selected Ibisha in this game .
AKUTSU started making Ibisha Anaguma . HIROSE slid his Rook with 13...R-7b and pushed the 7th file Pawn with 14...P-7e to exchange the Pawns .
15.Px7e Rx7e
16.S-8h R-7a
17.B-6h P-4e
18.P-2d Px2d
19.P*2c B-4d
20.Rx2d P-6e
21.S-5g S-6d
22.P*7f P*7e
23.Px6e Sx6e
24.P-5e Sx7f
25.S-5f Sx6g=
26.Sx6g P*6f
27.S-7h G*7f
28.B-9e P-9d
29.S*6b Px9e
30.Sx7a+ Gx7a
31.P-2b+ Bx2b
32.Rx2b+ Gx2b
33.P-5d B*4d
34.Px5c+ Bx5c
35.P*5d Sx5d
36.P*5e S-4c
37.B*6e S-5b
38.R*8c R*2h
(diagram 2)
HIROSE exchanged the 7th file Pawns by his Rook and AKUTSU closed the hole of his Anaguma gakoi with 16.S-8h . AKUTSU attacked the 2nd file , but he couldn't continue attacking any more . HIROSE attacked the 6th and the 7th file .
HIROSE sacrificed his Rook and continued attacking . AKUTSU also sacrificed the Rook to attack more .
39.Rx5c+ Sx5c
40.B-4c+ S-4b
41.B*6c K-3a
42.+B-5b G-3b
43.P-5d P-8f
44.P-5c+ Px8g+
45.S8hx8g Gx8g
46.P*8h Gx7h
47.Gx7h Rx7h+
48.+B-4a K-2b
49.Bx4e+ +Rx8h
50.Kx8h S*8g
51.Kx8g G*7f
52.K-8h R*5h
53.resigns
(diagram 3)
After 104 moves , HIROSE won the game .
A shogi game of the Ginga sen D-block between AKUTSU and HIROSE was broadcasted 24 April 2010 .
Sente : AKUTSU Chikara (7 dan)
Gote : HIROSE Akihito (5 dan)
(diagram 1)
1.P-2f P-3d
2.P-7f P-4d
3.S-4h S-4b
4.P-5f S-4c
5.K-6h P-8d
6.P-2e P-8e
7.B-7g G-3b
8.G4i-5h S-6b
9.P-6f P-6d
10.G-6g S-6c
11.K-7h P-7d
12.K-8h K-4a
13.L-9h R-7b
14.K-9i P-7e
(diagram 1)
Because HIROSE is a famous Furibisha Player , he seemed to select Furibisha until 4...S-4c . However he pushed the 8th file Pawn and shown he selected Ibisha in this game .
AKUTSU started making Ibisha Anaguma . HIROSE slid his Rook with 13...R-7b and pushed the 7th file Pawn with 14...P-7e to exchange the Pawns .
(diagram 2)
15.Px7e Rx7e
16.S-8h R-7a
17.B-6h P-4e
18.P-2d Px2d
19.P*2c B-4d
20.Rx2d P-6e
21.S-5g S-6d
22.P*7f P*7e
23.Px6e Sx6e
24.P-5e Sx7f
25.S-5f Sx6g=
26.Sx6g P*6f
27.S-7h G*7f
28.B-9e P-9d
29.S*6b Px9e
30.Sx7a+ Gx7a
31.P-2b+ Bx2b
32.Rx2b+ Gx2b
33.P-5d B*4d
34.Px5c+ Bx5c
35.P*5d Sx5d
36.P*5e S-4c
37.B*6e S-5b
38.R*8c R*2h
(diagram 2)
HIROSE exchanged the 7th file Pawns by his Rook and AKUTSU closed the hole of his Anaguma gakoi with 16.S-8h . AKUTSU attacked the 2nd file , but he couldn't continue attacking any more . HIROSE attacked the 6th and the 7th file .
HIROSE sacrificed his Rook and continued attacking . AKUTSU also sacrificed the Rook to attack more .
(diagram 3)
39.Rx5c+ Sx5c
40.B-4c+ S-4b
41.B*6c K-3a
42.+B-5b G-3b
43.P-5d P-8f
44.P-5c+ Px8g+
45.S8hx8g Gx8g
46.P*8h Gx7h
47.Gx7h Rx7h+
48.+B-4a K-2b
49.Bx4e+ +Rx8h
50.Kx8h S*8g
51.Kx8g G*7f
52.K-8h R*5h
53.resigns
(diagram 3)
After 104 moves , HIROSE won the game .
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