| Month |
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| December |
- Narumi Osawa
- For my most memorable game, I would like to introduce the first women's tournament final that I ever played in.Click here
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| November |
- Chiaki Mukai
- For a long time, Rui Naiwei Sensei reigned as the world's top woman player.Click here
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| October |
- Akino Izawa
- Up until this game, I had only regrettable memories of semifinal and play-offs to decide challengers. Click here
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| September |
- Kaori Chinen
- My most memorable game is the final of the Pair Go Championship when I was paired with Satoshi Yuki 9-dan 17 years ago. Click here
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| August |
- Kana Mannami
- Various games came to mind at the words, 'most memorable game', but the first to occur to me was a game with my younger sister Nao. Click here
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| July |
- Akane Ishii
- In the professional Pair Go Championship held at the end of 2009, I was paired with Hideyuki Sakai 7-dan (at the time).Click here
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| June |
- Ayumi Suzuki
- In 2011, by a miracle, I reached the play-off in the final section of the Kisei tournament.Click here
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| May |
- Tomoko Kato
- Rather than talking about my most memorable game as such, I would like to talk about related memories.Click here
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| April |
- Kumiko Yashiro
- My goal is to play games that will stay in the memories of Go fans.Click here
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| March |
- Mieko Nakajima 2-dan
- I had an opportunity to be taught by Hideo Otake Sensei in a preliminary roun d of the Judan tournament in 2009. When I first saw the pairing, I was thrille d. 'You did it!' I thought.Click here
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| February |
- Akiko Tsukuda 5-dan
- A game I will always remember is a game I played on the only occasion I represented Japan in international competition. .Click here
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