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26 July 2000

Kunio Yonenaga simul live

Permanent Kisei title holder
Kunio Yonenaga's simul
starts in

There will be a simultaneous game event by Kunio Yonenaga, Eisei Kisei, permanent Kisei title holder, on the
Shogi Club 24, starting at 19:30 (GMT +0900) on July 25. Yonenaga will play against 5 selected players around the world (Ren Ning, 1 Dan, China; Douglas James Dysart, 2 Dan, USA; Oleg Stepanov, 5 Kyu, Russia; George I. Fernandez, 4 Dan, USA; Tarin Clanuwat, 1 Kyu, Thailand) and it will be aired on the Japanese radio live.

Fore more information, please refer to http://www.shogidojo.com/eng/yone/yonenaga01.htm.

-Chiaki Ito

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Maruyama is meijin!!

The shogi world has a new meijin! Maruyama became the 11th meijin since the introduction of the meijin tournament system in 1937 by winning the decisive 7th game of the 58th meijin match against Sato Yasumitsu.

Maruyama "won" the furigoma and with the black pieces the game started for the fourth time this match with the Kakugawari opening. It was a game that resembled the pattern in the other Kakugawari games with Maruyama attacking and Sato defending. This time Sato was not able to completely stop Maruyama's attack and Maruyama won in 143 moves. More details on the game after reading next week's Shukan Shogi.

-Reijer Grimbergen

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16 June 2000
Challenger levels the Meijin match

Maruyama (Challenger)
Sato (Meijin)
Challenger Maruyama has won the sixth game to level the match at 3-3. In a complicated game, Maruyama attacked to win the game in 115 move. The deciding seventh game will be played 26-27 June.


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