H

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I-ro-ha poems

by Nakayama Noriyuki   122: 10

 

IBM Cup

1993 (2nd): Korea wins   69: 6

 

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament

conditions of play   52: 15

title-holders and place-getters 1988-90   74: 60

discontinued   64: 5

 

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1988 (1st)

Ishida Yoshio wins   53: 2;  54: 25 ^c

prize money   52: 15

highlights and results of quarterfinals   52: 15

results of semifinals   53: 2

Round 2: Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Komatsu   52: 15-16

quarterfinal: Ishida Y. vs. Seo Neung-uk   53: 19-21*

quarterfinal: O Rissei vs. Ogata   53: 21-22

final: Ishida Y. vs. Takemiya   54: 25-27

 

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1989 (2nd)

Otake Hideo wins   56: 4-5;  59: 39 ^c

prize money   56: 27

highlights   56: 5*, 25-26*

results   56: 5

Round 1: Redmond vs. Ishida Y.   56: 26-28*

Round 1: Cho Chikun vs. Tozawa   56: 28-29*

final: Otake vs. Ishida Y.   59: 39-41

 

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1990 (3rd)

Kobayashi Satoru wins   61: 3*;  62: 14*

prize money   62: 15

highlights and results of quarterfinals   60: 4-5

Chinese players’ performance   61: 19

Round 1: Hashimoto S. vs. Ma   61: 19-21*

Round 3: Hane Y. vs. Ma   61: 21-22*

Round 3: Nie vs. Rin   61: 23-24 ^c

final: Ohira vs. Kobayashi S.   62: 14-17*

 

Ichikawa Danjuro VII (actor)

untitled oban triptych (cover note)   108: 1

 

Ichikawa Sandaji (actor)

untitled oban print (cover note)   80: 1

 

“If You Don’t Know the Ladder”

(analysis from game)   29: 61

(game)   34: 11

 

Igo Asia Cup (Okinawa)

see also later name CSK Cup

2002 (1st): Korea wins (+ highlights and results)   95: 4-5*

 

Igo Club  (magazine)

poll (1986) on most popular players   45: 3-4

 

Igo Club special match 1991

Yoda Norimoto defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho   62: 5;  63: 5;  65: 34-35

results   63: 5;  65: 35

Game 3   65: 35-39*

 

Igo Club special series 1987

Kong Xiangming loses   48: 5*;  49: 4

 

Igo Deta Enjoy Magazin ’96

note on   87: 64

 

Igo Hall of Fame  see Nihon Ki-in Go Hall of Fame

 

Igo  (magazine)

ceases publication (2012)   128: 9-10

 

Igo Masters Cup  see ST & Fuma-kira Igo Masters Cup

 

Igo Shinsha (New Go Society)

Sakata Eio about   50: 60-61

 

IGS “Super Fast Go” Tournament

first Japanese online tournament for professionals   89: 57-58

2000 (1st): Kobayashi Koichi wins   91: 7-8

 

Ikawa Wataru and Sakata Goro

Five-In-A-Row (Renju)  (book review by Thayer)   25: 59

 

Ikeda rules  see Super ko

 

Ikken-basami  see One-space low pincer ...

 

Ikken-taka-basami  see One-space high pincer ...

 

Ikken-taka-gakari  see One-space high approach ...

 

Ikken-tobi  see One-space jump

 

Illnesses

see also Health problems

SARS effect on Chinese go   99: 10

 

Illustrated Narrative of Grand Minister Kibi’s Entrance into Tang

Kibi legend told in   47: 6-7

 

Imamura Fumiaki

WAGC 1987, wins   48: 4-5*

WAGC 1991, wins   63: 45;  65: 41

 

Imamura Fumiaki vs. Chan Ka Yui

WAGC 1980 (final)   20: 7-9*

 

Imamura Fumiaki vs. Li Yang

WAGC 1983 (play-off for 3rd place)   32: 39-41

 

Imamura Fumiaki vs. Liu Xiaoguang

WAGC 1980 (semifinal)   19: 14-16*

 

Imamura Fumiaki vs. Schlemper, Ronald

WAGC 1991 (Round 8)   65: 41-42

 

Imamura Toshiya

Gosei Title Match 1989, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in   56: 5*

Oza Tournament 2007, wins   113: 9

Shin’ei Tournament 1984, wins   35: 32

Shinjin-O Title Match 1984, wins   36: 3

 

Imamura Toshiya vs. Kato Masao

Fujitsu Cup 1988 (Round 1)   53: 15-17*

 

Immortals

cover story (Pinckard) about   69: ifc-1

 

Imperial ceremony

using a go board   127: 11*

 

Important stones

“Important Stones and Useless Stones” [4 parts] (Takagi Shoichi)   72 – 75:  ...

 

Improving

see also Studying

“Becoming a Better Player: A Life-and-Death Struggle” (Wood)   35: 55-56

“How to Improve at Fuseki”. Parts 1-12 (Kato Masao)   5 – 16:  ...

“Improvement: Random Notes” (essay by Takagawa Kaku)   42: 22-25*

 

Incho Monnyu (5th Hayashi)  (1690–1745)

Meijin godokoro, tries to become   15: 63, 64

 

Inch’on International Amateur Championship

2003 (1st): Hiraoka Satoshi wins (+ highlights)   99: 4

 

Income

see also Prize money

of Chinese professionals   109: 55

 

Incursions

Go Secrets, as described in classic text   67: 62

 

Indexes

“The Go World Index” (Fassbender)   98: 12

Go World Index, new feature of   100: 2

to issues 1 to 26   10 ;  16 ;  22 ;  26:  ...

 

Influence

see also Moyo , Thickness

two-step hane used to compete for   61: 53-55

 

Ing Champion vs. Fujitsu Champion Match 1990

Takemiya Masaki wins   58: 3;  60: 1*

Games 1 & 2   60: 20-29 ^c, 67

 

Ing Chang-ki (1914–97)

“A Commemoration of Dr. Yang Liansheng’s Contribution to Goe Rules”.

     Parts 1 & 2   71: 7-13;  72: 9-11

“The Definition of Territory”   70: 29-31

“History of the Codification of Goe Rules”   72: 12-13

Ing Cup, satisfied with 1st   59: 20*

“Life or Death by Breath Patterns, Determining”   73: 7-9

World Youth Championship sponsored by   40: 5

world’s leading benefactor of go   51: 34*

 

Ing Chang-ki Wei-ch’i Educational Institute

opens (1984)   36: 4

 

Ing Computer Goe Cup  see International Computer Go Championship

 

Ing Cup (World Professional Go Championship)

see also Ing Cup Final

prize money and conditions of play   51: 3-4;  53: 23

winners and top places 1989 & 1993   74: 59

 

Ing Cup 1988 (1st)

“Fighting for $400,000: The Ing Cup”   53: 23-32*;  54: 18-24*

participants   51: 3

problem of the komi   53: 25

results of Rounds 1 & 2   53: 23

quarterfinal winners   53: 2

results of semifinals   54: 2*, 18

analysis of Fujisawa Shuko’s loss in semifinal   54: 18-20*

Fujisawa Shuko’s health problems   55: 28-29

Round 1: O Rissei vs. Kobayashi K. (fuseki only)   53: 25-26

Round 1: Redmond vs. Nie (fuseki only)   53: 26

Round 1: Cho Chikun vs. Wu   53: 26

Round 1: Jiang vs. Takemiya   53: 26-27

Round 1: Kato vs. Liu   53: 27-28

Round 1: Ma vs. Fujisawa S.   53: 27-28

Round 2: Cho Chikun vs. Nie   53: 28-30*

Round 2: Fujisawa S. vs. Kato   53: 30-32

Round 2: Kobayashi K. vs. Cho Hun-hyeon   54: 20-24*;  55: 64

semifinal: Fujisawa S. vs. Nie (Games 1 & 2)   55: 29-38* ^c

 

Ing Cup 1992 (2nd)

highlights   68: 2;  69: 13-14, 19-20

disputes over rules and selection of competitors   68: 2-3

results of Rounds 1 & 2 and quarterfinals   68: 2

press conference   69: 19*

Ishii Kunio resigns won game   69: 14

Rui Naiwei’s performance   69: 14*, 18;  90: 11-12

Round 1: Rui vs. Komatsu   69: 15-16 ^c

Round 2: Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Rui   69: 16-18

Cho Chikun loses semifinal game on time   69: 19-20

semifinal: Otake vs. Rui (Games 1-3)   69: 20-28

 

Ing Cup 1996 (3rd)

Nihon Ki-in players doing well   77: 5

 

Ing Cup 2000 (4th)

conditions of play   89: 4

results of Rounds 1 & 2 and quarterfinals   89: 4

results of semifinals   90: 3

 

Ing Cup 2004 (5th)

conditions of play   101: 4

results of Rounds 1 & 2 and quarterfinals   101: 4

results of semifinals   102: 3*

Round 2: Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yamashita   102: 25-28

Round 2: Yoda vs. Peng Quan   102: 28-30

 

Ing Cup 2008 (6th)

representation system   115: 3

results of Rounds 1 & 2 and quarterfinals   115: 3

pairings and results of semifinals   115: 3;  116: 3;  117: 4*

 

Ing Cup 2012 (7th)

results of Rounds 1 & 2 and quarterfinals   128: 5;  129: 10

pairings and results of semifinals   128: 5;  129: 4

 

Ing Cup Final 1989 (1st)

Cho Hun-hyeon defeats Nie Weiping   56: 1 ^c, 3*, 19;  59: 14*, 22*

“Nie Weiping: One Win away from $400,000”   55: 3*, 28

Games 1-5   56: 19-24*;  59: 14-22*

 

Ing Cup Final 1993 (2nd)

Seo Pong-su defeats Otake Hideo   69: 5*;  70: 13

results   69: 5

Games 1-5   70: 13-28* ^c, 37

 

Ing Cup Final 1996 (3rd)

Yu Ch’ang-hyeok defeats Yoda Norimoto (+ Games 1-4)   78: 7-12*

 

Ing Cup Final 2000-01 (4th)

Yi Ch’ang-ho defeats Chang Hao   90: 34;  91: 2

results   91: 2

Game 2   91: 25-27*

 

Ing Cup Final 2004-05 (5th)

Chang Hao wins (+ results)   103: 3*;  104: 2-3*

Game 2   105: 26-27

 

Ing Cup Final 2009 (6th)

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han wins (+ results)   118: 3;  119: 2*

conditions of play   118: 3

 

Ing Cup Final 2012 (7th)

results of first two games   129: 4

 

Ing rules

see also Breaths , Disturbing ko , End of game , Fill-in-to-count method , Hot stones ,

     Time-extension rule

“The AGA and the Ing Rules” (letter to the editor by Straus and Laird)   75: 8-9

“The Chinese Rules of Go” (Davies)   5: 30-40

historic development   72: 9-11

terminology and justification   71: 18

“What Players Should Know About the Ing Rules” (Yang Yu-Chia)   70: 31-32

 

Inori Yoko

Women’s Honinbo Title Match 2000, defeats Chinen Kaori in   90: 9;  91: 8

 

Inori Yoko vs. Kobayashi Izumi

Women’s Meijin Title Match 2004 (Game 2)   101: 12

 

Inori Yoko + Cho Chikun

Ricoh Cup 2003, win   97: 8

 

Inoue (historical)  see Nakamura Doseki (founder) , Dosetsu Inseki (3rd) ,

Shunseki Inseki (5th) , Gennan Inseki (10th)

 

Inoue Kohei (1876–1941)

Go Seigen, plays teaching games (1927) against   35: 13

 

Inoue Kohei vs. Go Seigen

1926   35: 16-17

 

Inoue Kunio

“Endgame Problem”   41: 63, 64

 

Inoue Machiko vs. Kerwin, James

Kisei Tournament 1978-79 (Stage One)   12: 30-31

 

Inoue Machiko vs. Redmond, Michael

Oteai 1981 (middle-game analysis)   43: 7-8

 

Inro

cover note   54: 1

 

Insei League (Japanese)

Pietsch successful (1991) in   64: 7

“Redmond, Michael in the Insei League” (selected games from 1979)   16: 31-35, 37

Redmond’s progress (as of 1979)   15: 5

Terayama Rei wins (2007)   112: 8

 

Inseis  see Japanese , Korean , Western inseis as well as Disciples

 

Inside attachment against 3-4 approach (5-4 point joseki)

“After the Joseki: Early Middle Game Strategy” (Miyashita Shuyo)   32: 46-48

“Aji-keshi: Erasing Potential” (Honda Kunihisa)   26: 42-44

“The Great Joseki Debate” (Honda Kunihisa)   27: 43-48

“New Joseki” (Abe Yoshiteru)   10: 60-61

trick move (problem)   47: 38, 49

 

Institutes  see American Go Institute , Ing Chang-ki Wei-ch’i Educational Institute

 

Intellectual Olympics  see All-China Intellectual Olympics

 

International Amateur Pair Go Tournament (NKB Cup)

1990 (1st): report of and professionals instructing at   62: 8-10*, 11-12* ^c

1990 (1st): Nakamura/Sogabe vs. Minatogawa/Komori (final)   62: 10-11*

1991 (2nd): announcement   63: 9;  64: bc ^c

1992 (3rd): announcement   68: bc ^c

2000 (11th): North Korea wins   91: 5

2001 (12th): China wins   94: 3-4*

2003 (14th): Korea wins   100: 5*

2012 (23rd): Korea wins   129: 4-5

 

International champions  see title-holders under International tournaments

 

International Computer Go Championship (Ing Computer Goe Cup)

1986 prizes offered   45: 5

1991 announcement   63: 64

 

International German Team Championship

1979 announcement   13: 4

1983 report   32: 5

 

International grand slam

Yi Ch’ang-ho completes (1999)   85: 4

Yi Ch’ang-ho completes (2007)   113: 2*, 43

 

International New Stars Tournament

winners and place-getters 2000-2004   105: 5

2001 (2nd): China wins (+ results)   94: 31-32

2001 (2nd): Yamada Takuji vs. Ch’oe Ch’eol-han   94: 32-34*

2001 (2nd): Kong Jie vs. Mizokami Tomochika   94: 34-36

2005 (6th): Korea wins   105: 4-5

2006 (7th): China wins (+ results)   110: 4

2007 (8th): China wins (+ results)   113: 5

2008 (9th): Korea wins (+ results)   117: 5

2010 (11th): Korea wins (+ results)   123: 4

2011 (12th): China wins (+ results)   127: 3

 

International play-offs

China-Korea ...  see King of the New Stars , Tengen , World Summit Play-off

Japan-China ...  see Agon Kiriyama Cup , Meijin , Tengen Play-off

Japan-China-Korea ...  see Changde Cup , Meijin Play-off , Teda Cup

 

International tournaments

about (as of 2004)   102: 2

amateur  see Go World Invitational Cup , Inch’on International Amateur Ch’ship ,

     International Amateur Pair Go Tourn. , World Amateur Go Ch’ship ,

     World Women’s Amateur Go Ch’ship , World Youth Ch’ship

China on top (2007)   111: 2

chronology (2006)   109: 2;  110: 4

chronology (2007)   110: 4;  111: 3;  112: 5;  113: 6;  114: 4

chronology (2008)   114: 4;  115: 5;  116: 4;  117: 5-6;  118: 5

chronology (2009)   118: 5;  119: 5;  120: 3;  121: 4

chronology (2010)   122: 6;  123: 4;  124: 5-6

chronology (2011)   125: 5;  126: 6;  127: 4

chronology (2012)   128: 5;  129: 5, 10

computer  see FOST Cup , International Computer Go Ch’ship

discontinued  see Bohae Cup , CSK Cup , Hung Chang Cup ,

     IBM Haya-go Open Tourn. , Jinro Cup , SBS Cup , Tong Yang Securities Cup ,

     Toyota & Denso Cup

Edo period matches   18: 61-64;  20: 63-ibc;  21: 63-ibc, 60

go congresses  see European , U.S. Go Congress

go festivals  see Guiyang International Go Cultural Festival

Iyama Yuta’s ambitions   126: 44

Japanese performance, Yi Se-tol on   124: 35

“Kitani trio’s” mixed success (1988) in   53: 20*

Korean monopoly (2000 to 2004) in   92: 3-4;  95: 2;  97: 6;  98: 5-6;  102: 2

Korean-sponsored   78: 13-14;  86: 55-56, 59-60

lightning  see IBM Haya-go Open Tourn.

major  see Bailing Cup , BC Card Cup , Chunlan Cup , Fujitsu Cup , Ing Cup ,

     LG Cup , Samsung Cup , Zhonghuan Cup

mind sports  see World Mind Sports Games

minor  see Japan-Taiwan Young Stars Tournament

most titles won (as of 2000)   89: 5

most titles won (as of 2001)   91: 2;  92: 4;  93: 2

most titles won (as of 2002)   94: 3;  95: 8;  96: 4

most titles won (as of 2003)   97: 5;  98: 6;  99: 5

most titles won (as of 2004)   100: 5;  101: 5;  102: 7

most titles won (as of 2005)   103: 5;  104: 6;  105: 5

most titles won (as of 2006)   106: 4;  107: 4;  108: 5;  109: 5

most titles won (as of 2007)   110: 5;  111: 4;  112: 5;  113: 6

most titles won (as of 2008)   114: 4;  115: 5;  116: 4;  117: 6

most titles won (as of 2009)   118: 5;  119: 5;  120: 3

most titles won (as of 2010)   121: 4;  122: 6;  123: 3;  124: 5

most titles won (as of 2011)   125: 5;  126: 5;  127: 4

most titles won (as of 2012)   128: 6

most titles won (as of 2013)   129: 5

old  see discontinued

pair go  see International Amateur Pair Go Tourn.

play-offs  see International play-offs

team  see Team matches , Team tournaments

team titles won (as of 2002), most   95: 8;  96: 4

team titles won (as of 2003), most   97: 5;  98: 6;  99: 5

team titles won (as of 2004), most   100: 5;  101: 5;  102: 7

team titles won (as of 2005), most   103: 5;  104: 6;  105: 5

team titles won (as of 2006), most   106: 4;  107: 4;  108: 5;  109: 5

team titles won (as of 2007), most   110: 5;  111: 4;  112: 5;  113: 6

team titles won (as of 2008), most   114: 4;  115: 5;  116: 4;  117: 6

team titles won (as of 2009), most   118: 5;  119: 5;  120: 3

team titles won (as of 2010), most   121: 4;  122: 6;  123: 3;  124: 5

team titles won (as of 2011), most   125: 5;  126: 5;  127: 4

team titles won (as of 2012), most   128: 6

team titles won (as of 2013), most   129: 5

title-holders and place-getters (as of 1995)   74: 59-60

title-holders (late 1990s)   79: 2;  86: 57

title-holders (as of 2002)   96: 4

title-holders (as of 2003)   97: 5;  98: 6;  99: 5

title-holders (as of 2004)   100: 5;  101: 5;  102: 7

title-holders (as of 2005)   103: 5;  104: 6;  105: 5

title-holders (as of 2006)   106: 4;  107: 4;  108: 5;  109: 5

title-holders (as of 2007)   110: 5;  111: 2;  112: 2;  113: 2

title-holders (as of 2008)   114: 2;  115: 2;  116: 2;  117: 2

title-holders (as of 2009)   118: 2;  119: 2;  120: 2

title-holders (as of 2010)   121: 2;  122: 2;  123: 2;  124: 2

title-holders (as of 2011)   125: 2;  126: 2;  127: 2

title-holders (as of 2012)   128: 2

title-holders (as of 2013)   129: 2

TV  see Japan-China TV Ch’ship , Japan-China TV Match ,

     Japan-Korea TV Match , TV Asia Tournament

veterans’  see Veterans Tournament

women’s  see Bohae Cup , Cheongkwanjang Cup , China Eastern Airlines Cup ,

     Cui Bao Cup , Dali Travel Tourn. , Haojue Cup ,

     Huading Tea Industries Cup , Huang Longshi Jiayuan/Shuangdeng Cup ,

     Hung Chang Cup , Qionglong Mt. Bingsheng Cup ,

     World Wom. Amateur Ch’ship , Yuanyang Cup

Yi Ch’ang-ho completes grand slam (1999)   85: 4

Yi Ch’ang-ho completes grand slam (2007)   113: 2*, 43

Yi Ch’ang-ho’s record (as of 2007)   113: 21

youth  see World Youth Ch’ship

 

International Youth Tournament  see International New Stars Tournament

 

Internet games  see Online games

 

Internet tournaments  see Online tournaments

 

Internet World Open Tournament

2004-05 (1st): Kobayashi Koichi wins (+ results)   104: 4-5

 

Interviews

“Cha, Jimmy: Giant Killer” (Wood)   55: 1*, 11-12*

Cho Chikun, after winning Honinbo Title Match 1995   74: 32

Cho U, after winning Kisei Title Match 2011 (Kawakuma Hiroyuki)   126: 31-32

Cho U, after winning Meijin Title Match 2004 (Akiyama Kenji)   105: 47

Cho U, after winning Meijin Title Match 2005 (Akiyama Kenji)   107: 39

“Dinerchtein, Alexandre, An Interview with”   97: 36-37

“Erbach, David, Interview with”   52: 39-41*

Fujisawa Shuko, after winning Kisei Title Match 1981   24: ibc

Hane Naoki, after winning Honinbo Title Match 2008   117: 49

Hao Kechiang on NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1986-87   50: 6, 7*

Hashimoto Shoji, after winning Oza Title Match 1981   27: 17

Iyama Yuta, before Meijin Title Match 2011   128: 12

Kobayashi Koichi on Games 1-5 of Kisei Title Match 1987   49: 16, 19, 24-25, 29,

     33-34

Nie Weiping on his triumph in NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1986-87

     50: 6-7*

“O Meien, An Interview with” (Sano Shin)   93: 33-34*

“Schlemper, Ronald, In Search of Harmony: An Interview with” (Wood)

     57: 33-37*

Yamashita Keigo, after winning Kisei Title Match 2006   108: 31, 64

Yamashita Keigo, after winning Kisei Title Match 2007   112: 23*

Yamashita Keigo, before Meijin Title Match 2011   128: 12

Yi Se-tol, after winning Toyota & Denso Cup 2006-07   111: 27

“Yi Se-tol, An Interview with”. Parts 1&2 (Miyazaki Yutaro)   123: 56-57;

     124: 34-36

 

“Introduction to Basic Josekis, An”

Parts 1-7   82 – 88:  ...

 

“Introduction to Tesuji, An” (Kataoka Satoshi)

Parts 1-8 (problems)   72 – 79:  ...

 

“Introduction to the Two-Step Hane, An”

(examples)   123: 61-64

 

Introductions to go  see under Go

 

Inu no kao  see Dog’s face

 

Invasions

see also 2-2 point , 3-3 point invasions , Submarine attacks

as well as Incursions

attach-and-draw back joseki, shicho problem of invasion after   65: 44, 46-47

of moyo (example)   121: 47-49

“Practical Tactics and Tesuji” (Rin Kaiho)   12: 50

proper move against (example)   124: 62-63

of sanrensei (example)   121: 49-51

tewari analysis (examples)   59: 63, 67

of three-space extension   105: 63-64

of three-space high extension   121: 52-54

 

Invincible: The Games of Shusaku  (Power, ed.)

review (Odom)   27: 36-38

 

Invitational matches  see China-Korea Invitational Match , Go World  Invitational Cup

 

Invitational tournaments

see also Bosai Cup , Changde Cup , Chinese Weiqi Mixed Pairs Invitational Tourn. ,

     Guilin Cup , Japan-China-Korea Meijin Play-off ,

     North American Fujitsu Qualifying Tourn. , Teda Cup

review of recent (as of 2011)   126: 34

 

iPhone

go courses for beginners on   122: 53

 

“Iron goalkeeper” (nickname)  see Nie Weiping

 

“Is it a Ladder?”

[4 parts] (problems)   1 – 4:  ...

 

Isele, Wolfgang vs. Hasibeder, Helmut

European Championship 1977   5: 42-45

 

Ishi-no-shita

“Basic Fighting Techniques” (problems and example by Miyazawa Goro)

     37: 52, 55-57

examples   50: 20-21

 

Ishi Press

computer programs marketing (1987)   47: 5

“The Ishi Press: The First Ten Years”   5: 3-4

 

Ishibashi Chinami  (1943–2012)

death of   128: 10

 

Ishida Akira

biographical details   120: 64*

“In Praise of the Proper Move”. Parts 1-7   119 ;  120 ;  122 – 126:  ...

Shinjin-O Title Match 1978, wins   10: 3*

Shinjin-O Title Match 1979, wins   15: 3

“Talent Plus Effort” (essay on Kobayashi Koichi)   46: 44-46

world’s top ten players, discussion about   45: 37-39*

 

Ishida Akira vs. Cho Chikun

Meijin League 1987-88 (proper move analysis)   124: 62-63

 

Ishida Akira vs. Fujisawa Hosai

Tengen Preliminary Tournament 1979   18: 9-12*

 

Ishida Akira vs. Fujisawa Shuko

Judan Tournament 1977   1: 21-22

 

Ishida Akira vs. Hashimoto Shoji

Judan Tournament 1978-79 (play-off)   14: 25-27

 

Ishida Akira vs. Hikosaka Naoto

Honinbo League 1998-99 (proper move analysis)   126: 62-63

 

Ishida Akira vs. Jiang Zhujiu

NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1985   40: 36-38*

 

Ishida Akira vs. Kajiwara Takeo

1966 (2 stones)   16: 12-13

 

Ishida Akira vs. Kobayashi Koichi

Prime Minister’s Cup 1976 (middle-game analysis)   46: 44-45

 

Ishida Akira vs. Kuroda Yukio

Kisei Tournament 1977 (Stage One, 7-dan final)   7: 9-11;  8: 4

 

Ishida Akira vs. Ma Xiaochun

Japan-China Go Exchange 1985 (Round 1)   42: 14-16*

 

Ishida Akira vs. O Rissei

Honinbo League 1998-99 (proper move analysis)   123: 58-59

 

Ishida Akira vs. Yamada Kimio

Honinbo League 1998-99 (proper move analysis)   125: 63, 64

 

Ishida Yoshio (24th Honinbo)

900 wins, reaches   101: 9

1,000 wins, reaches   122: 8, 9

“Bad Moves: How Many Points Do They Lose?” [6 parts] (problems)   43 – 45 ;

     47 – 49:  ...

biographical details   9: 13*;  40: 57*

“Efficiency”. Parts 1-5   63 ;  65 – 68:  ...

“‘Fighting Spirit” (middle-game problem)   120: 60

forfeits Game 3 of Pro Best Ten Title Match 1971   52: 32

Haya-go Championship 1979, wins   19: 2, 3

Haya-go Championship 1982, wins   31: 5

Haya-go Championship 1983, wins   34: 3

Honinbo League 1977-78, wins   7: 2, 4

Honinbo Title Match 1978, loses to Kato Masao in   8: 2*;  9: 2*;  10: 2

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1988, wins   53: 2;  54: 25 ^c

Kisei Title Match 1979, loses to Fujisawa Shuko in   11: 3, 5;  12: 4;  13: 2

Kisei Tournament 1978 play-off, wins   11: 2, 3*

“Kitani trio” (1988), as one of   53: 20*

marriage and go performance, opinion about   4: 2

NHK Cup 1990, wins   58: 7

NHK Cup 2001, wins   91: 8

Oza Title Match 1978, wins   11: 2

“Takagawa’s Artistry with Thickness” (essay)   41: 27-30

Tengen Title Match 1984, wins   37: 4*, 5;  38: 2

Tengen Title Match 1985, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in   41: 2;  44: 58

winning streak in Oteai   50: 52

unsuccessful career after being Meijin-Honinbo   40: 56

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Cheng Xiaoliu

Japan-China Go Exchange 1983 (Round 4)   33: 63-64

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Fujisawa Hosai

Judan Tournament 1975-76 (fuseki only)   13: 46

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Fujisawa Shuko

Kisei Title Match 1979 (Games 1-5)   12: ifc*;  13: 18-26*;  14: 5-16

Meijin League 1973-74 (tesuji problem)   99: 45, 47

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Hashimoto Utaro

Kisei Tournament 1978 (joseki analysis)   11: 53-54

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Kataoka Satoshi

Tengen Title Match 1984 (Games 1-4)   40: 56-64*

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Kato Masao

Honinbo Title Match 1978 (Games 1-7)   8: ifc*;  9: ifc*, 12-31*;  10: 7-11*

Honinbo Title Match 1978 (fuseki analysis of Game 2)   16: 48

Oza Title Match 1979 (Games 1 & 2)   16: 3*;  17: 23-25;  18: 6-8

Oza Title Match 1980 (Games 1 & 2)   23: 35-41

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Kobayashi Koichi

Tengen Title Match 1985 (Games 1-3)   44: 58-64*

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Kudo Norio

Oza Title Match 1978 (Games 1-3)   11: 2*;  12: 8-17*

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Nie Weiping

Japan-China Go Exchange 1980 (Round 2)   20: 14-16

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Otake Hideo

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1989 (final)   59: 39-41

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Redmond, Michael

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1989 (Round 1)   56: 26-28*

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Rin Kaiho

Honinbo Title Match 1971 (joseki analysis of Game 4)   66: 55

Oza Tournament 1978   11: 7-8

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Sakata Eio

Honinbo Title Match 1975 (final moves of Game 5)   52: 65-66

Kisei Tournament 1978 (play-off, Games 1-3)   13: 33-38*

Meijin League 1976-77   1: 16-18

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Seo Neung-uk

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1988 (quarterfinal)   53: 19-21*

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Takemiya Masaki

Honinbo Title Match 1974 (fuseki analysis of Game 2)   12: 39-40

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1988 (final)   54: 25-27

Meijin League 1988-89 (analysis of timing mistake)   58: 67-68

 

Ishida Yoshio vs. Ushinohama Satsuo

Kisei Tournament 1981-82 (Stage One, 9-dan final)   31: 22-24

 

Ishige Kakuo  (1925–2003)

death of   100: 10

 

Ishigure Ikuro

biographical details   28: 9*

 

Ishigure Ikuro vs. Kobayashi Koichi

Kisei Tournament 1980-81 (Stage Two, final)   28: 8-9

 

Ishii Kunio

biographical details   10: 27;  19: 24*

Ing Cup 1992, resigns won game in   69: 14

 

Ishii Kunio vs. Hua Yigang

Japan-China Go Exchange 1980 (Round 6)   21: 38-39

 

Ishii Kunio vs. Nie Weiping

Japan-China Go Exchange 1978 (Round 3)   10: 27-28

 

Ishii Kunio vs. Rin Kaiho

Kisei Tournament 1978-79 (Stage One, 9-dan final)   19: 22-24

 

Ishii Shinzo

“Do-It-Yourself Commentary Workshop: Develop Your Critical Powers” [3 parts]

     (fuseki quiz)   9: 56-61;  10: 54-59;  11: 54-59

 

Ishikura Noboru

beginners’ go course offered on iPhone   122: 53

turned from banker to go professional   49: 37*, 38

 

Ito Kuniko (1875–1956)

biography   64: 44

 

Ito Shigeko (1837–1915)

biography   64: 40, 42

 

Ito Shigeko vs. Takahashi Yukiko

date unknown   64: 43

 

Ito Showa vs. Shusaku

castle game (1850, middle-game problem)   16: 49, 50-51

 

Ito Showa vs. Shuwa

undated game (middle-game problem)   7: 59...62

 

Ito Yoji

biographical details   61: 63*

“Life-and-Death Problems”   61: 63*, 66

 

Iwai Hanshiro VI (actor)

in Chapter 15, Yomogiu (oban print, cover note)   127: 1

 

Iwai Kumesaburo III (actor)

Hana Kurabe Gokaku no Torikumi  (cover note)   107: 1

 

Iwamoto Foundation

established   48: 4

 

Iwamoto Kaoru (1902–99)

atomic-bomb game, reminisces about   74: 32

death of   87: 14

“A Go-Player’s Life”. Part 1 (autobiography)   47: 32-36*

Go Seigen, plays teaching games (1926) against   35: 13

Nihon Ki-in Go Hall of Fame, inducted in   126: 10

retires to found go centre in Brazil (1983)   31: 6*

 

Iwamoto Kaoru vs. Fujita Toyojiro

1917   47: 36-37

 

Iwamoto Kaoru vs. Hirose Heijiro

1915 (5 stones)   47: 36

 

Iwamoto Kaoru vs. Takemiya Masaki

Oza Tournament 1977   2: 19-23

 

Iwasaki Kenzo (1842–1914)

avalanche joseki, discoverer of   34: 59-60

“Iwasaki Kenzo” (Fairbairn)   32: 60-64

 

Iwasaki Kenzo vs. Tamura Hoju

1889 & 1890 (2 stones, two games)   32: 64

1896   32: 63-64

 

Iwata Tatsuaki

retires   127: 8

 

Iwata Tatsuaki vs. Kada Katsuji

ca. 1984 (middle-game analysis)   39: 51-52

 

Iwata Tatsuaki vs. Kano Yoshinori

Honinbo League 1969-70 (joseki analysis)   15: 44-45

 

Iyama Yuta

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2005, wins   105: 9*

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2011, wins   127: 6

Bosai Cup 2011, wins   126: 2-3*, 34

Cho U, rivalry with   125: 32

Daiwa Securities Cup Net Igo Open 2012, wins   128: 8

Daiwa Securities Grand Champion Tournament 2008, wins   116: 7

Daiwa Securities Grand Champion Tournament 2009, wins   118: 8

Gosei Title Match 2012, wins   128: 8

Honinbo League 2011-12, wins   128: 7

Honinbo Title Match 2012, defeats Yamashita Keigo in   128: 7, 8;  129: 43*

international ambitions   126: 44

Judan Title Match 2011, wins   125: 6

Judan Title Match 2012, wins   128: 6

Judan Tournament 2010-11, wins   125: 6

Kisei Leagues 2010 play-off, wins   124: 7

Kisei Leagues 2012 play-off, wins   129: 7

on Kisei Title Match 2011   125: 32-33*

Kisei Title Match 2011, loses to Cho U in   125: 6;  126: 32*

marriage of   128: 9

Meijin League 2007-08, wins   116: 6, 7

Meijin League 2008-09, wins   119: 6-7*;  120: 4, 5

Meijin Title Match 2008, loses to Cho U in   117: 6-7*

Meijin Title Match 2009, defeats Cho U in   120: 4, 5*

Meijin Title Match 2010, defeats Takao Shinji in   123: 6*;  126: 55

Meijin Title Match 2011, loses to Yamashita Keigo in   127: 4;  128: 40*

Meijin Title Match 2011, interview before   128: 12

Nakano Cup 2006, wins   108: 6, 7

Nakano Cup 2007, wins   112: 7

Oza Title Match 2012, wins   129: 6-7*

Professional-Amateur Honinbo Play-off 2012, wins   129: 8

quadruple crown (2012), wins   128: 7

quintuple crown (2012), wins   129: 6, 62

rivalries  see subentries Cho U , Yamashita

Ryusei Tournament 2009, wins   120: 5

Ryusei Tournament 2011, wins   127: 6

Ryusei Tournament 2012, wins   129: 5

Shusai Prize 2009, wins   121: 8

statistics, various   121: 45

style of   128: 12

Tengen Tournament 2011, wins   126: 9

Tengen Title Match 2011, wins   127: 6

Tengen Title Match 2012, wins   129: 7

Yamashita Keigo, rivalry with   126: 7

youngest ... records (as of 2010)   121: 44

youngest 7-dan (2005)   105: 9

youngest 8-dan (2008)   116: 6

youngest 9-dan (2009)   120: 4

youngest challenger in big-seven titles (2008)   116: 6

youngest league player (2007)   111: 4;  116: 6

youngest multiple title-holder (2012)   128: 7;  129: 6

youngest title-holder (2005, 2009)   105: 9*;  116: 6;  120: 4

Yugen Cup Top Stars League 2008-09, wins   118: 8

 

Iyama Yuta vs. Cho U

Kisei Title Match 2011 (Games 1-6)   125: 33-48*;  126: 12-31* ^c

Meijin Title Match 2008 (Games 1-7)   118: 12-51*

Meijin Title Match 2009 (Games 1-5)   121: 12-45* ^c;  126: 55

Oza Title Match 2012 (Game 3)   129: 62-63

 

Iyama Yuta vs. Gu Li

Bosai Cup 2011   126: 38-44*

Changde Cup 2010 (Round 2)   124: 22-25*

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2006   107: 42-44*

 

Iyama Yuta vs. Jiang Weijie

Fujitsu Cup 2011 (playoff for third place)   127: 45-53

 

Iyama Yuta vs. Kono Rin

Tengen Title Match 2012 (Game 3)   129: 63-64

 

Iyama Yuta vs. Takao Shinji

Meijin Title Match 2010 (Games 1-4)   124: 37-60* ^c

 

Iyama Yuta vs. Yamashita Keigo

Honinbo Title Match 2012 (Games 1-7)   129: 12-43* ^c

Meijin Title Match 2011 (Games 1-6)   128: 12-40*

 

Iyama Yuta vs. Yi Se-tol

Asian Games 2010 (Round 6)   125: 14-16;  126: 55

Bosai Cup 2011   126: 34-37*

Fujitsu Cup 2008 (Round 2)   117: 14-17

 

Iyama Yuta vs. Zhou Junxun

Fujitsu Cup 2008 (Round 1, middle-game problem & game)   117: 52-57

 

Iyomoto Momoichi vs. Crown Prince of Sikkim

17×17 game (1959)   58: 10

 

Izawa Akino

Women’s Kansai Tournament 2007, wins   113: 9

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