Ayumi Suzuki 6-dan, My most memorable game
Ayumi Suzuki
6-dan
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- Married Couples Tournament Commemorating
the 90th Anniversary of the Nihon Ki-in, Final.
November 22, 2014 - Black: Kaori Mimura 2-dan, Tomoyasu Mimura 9-dan
White: Ayumi Suzuki 6-dan, Kanketsu Rin 7-dan
White wins by resignation. 
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- Ayumi Suzuki 6-dan
- Born in Tokyo on September 23, 1983.
Disciple of Iwata Hajime 8-dan.
Became professional 1-dan in 2001,promoted to 2-dan in 2001,
3-dan in 2002, 4-dan in 2007, 5-dan in 2010, 6-dan in 2011.
Won the Women's Saikyo in 2003, and Won again in 2007.
Challenge the Women's Honinbo Title in 2008.
Final qualifying round final advanced of Women's Kisei Title in 2013. Challenge the Women's Meijin Title in 2015.
Lin Han Chieh 7-dan's wife.
My most memorable game, Game Records
Last year the 1st Married Couples Tournament was played and I took part with my husband Kanketsu Rin 7-dan. Somehow we were able to win our way through the first rounds and were now in the final. Our opponents were the Mimura couple. We had played a few practice games in advance and our aim was to play calmly.
However, early in the game, with White 34, I played a dubious move. (I should have blocked to the right of 34.) The position became tough for us, and in the middle game we had to play patiently.
Tomoyasu Mimura 9-dan's 91st move was a sharp move; in reply, Kanketsu Rin 7-dan's 92nd move was a painstaking move. The game was bad for us, but the position remained difficult.
Black's moves from 129 on seemed to be too tight. White's position at the top became thick and the game become close.
A perilous fight started from Black 149. When we got to switch to the centre with 170, the game seemed to turn in our favour. At the end, we tried to capture a big group because we thought we were behind, but apparently we were already a little bit ahead.
In content, this game was tough for us for the large part of the game, but winning the tournament as a couple is a very good memory for us.
