- Na Hyeon
- becomes professional 123: 9
- Nadare joseki see Large , Small avalanche
- Nagahara Yoshiaki
- Europe tour (1979) by 13: 3*
- Swedish Summer Camp 1978 attended by 5: 40
- Naganuma Makoto (1920–2004)
- death of 102: 10
- Nagasaka Inosuke vs. Jowa
- twenty-one game series 1807 (Game 12) 16: 13-15
- Nagasaki Yuji vs. Wimmer, Manfred
- Oteai 1978 12: 34-35*
- Nakade
- “36 Life and Death Patterns” (Kato Masao) 58: 52, 55, 57, 64
- “The Myriad Shapes of Go” (example and problems by Sato Masaharu)
- 69: 52-53, 58-60
- Nakagawa Kamesaburo (1827–1903)
- biographical details 47: 35
- Nakagawa Kamesaburo vs. Hayashi Sano
- 1881 (2 stones) 64: 41
- Nakagawa Shinji (1907–82)
- “One Page Lesson: Semeai Tesuji” 28: 54
- Nakajima Mieko
- marries Ando Kazushige 115: 8
- Nakamura Chikako and Aoki Kikuyo
- “Joseki Selection and Whole-Board Judgement”. Parts 1-3 (problems) 119: 59-62;
- 120: 57-60; 122: 58-60
- Nakamura Chikako + Sogabe Toshiyuki vs. Minatogawa Sachiko + Komori Shoji
- International Amateur Pair Go Tournament 1990 (final) 62: 10-11*
- Nakamura Doseki (Inoue founder) vs. Santetsu
- 1625-26 8: ibc
- Nakamura Fukusuke (actor)
- Hana Kurabe Gokaku no Torikumi (cover note) 107: 1
- Nakamura Hidehito
- “Problem: How to Attack” 41: 48, 54
- Nakamura Hidehito vs. Fujisawa Shuko
- Kisei Tournament 1982-83 (Stage Three, quarterfinal) 36: 35-36
- Nakamura Hidehito vs. Shao Zhengzhong
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1983 (Round 6) 33: 63
- Nakamura Kichiemon II (actor)
- in kabuki play The Temple of the Golden Pavilion (cover story & notes) 55: 7;
- 126: 1
- Nakamura Kuniko vs. Kerwin, James
- Kisei Tournament 1978-79 (Stage One, 1-dan final) 12: 32-33*
- Nakamura Shinya vs. Zhou Heyang
- Fujitsu Cup 2007 (Round 2, post-joseki problem) 114: 35, 38-39
- Nakamura Utaemon III (actor)
- Matsumoto Koshiro V and Nakamura Utaemon III as Ikyu (cover note) 111: 1
- Nakamura Yutaro (1908–83)
- 9-dan, sets new promotion record (1981) to 24: 5*
- biographical details 24: 5*
- Nakamura Yutaro vs. Abe Yoshiteru
- All-Japan First Place Tournament 1973 (joseki analysis) 15: 45-46
- Nakano Chitoku see also his later name Chitoku Senchi
- Nakano Chitoku vs. Genjo
- 1799 27: 63-ibc, 56
- Nakano Chitoku vs. Miyashige Genjo
- 1788...1794 (five games) 25: 60-ibc, 47; 26: 61-63
- Nakano Cup U20 Championship
- 2006 (3rd): Iyama Yuta wins 108: 6, 7
- 2006 (3rd): Ko Iso vs. Mitani Tetsuya 111: 35-37
- 2007 (4th): Iyama Yuta wins 112: 7
- 2011 (8th): Suzuki Shinji wins 127: 7
- Nakano Hironari
- Judan Tournament 1999-2000, wins 88: 7-8
- Judan Title Match 2000, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in 89: 7
- Nakano Hironari vs. Hotta Seiji
- Honinbo Preliminary Tournament 1988 64: 61-62
- Nakao Kunitsugu vs. Yokozeki Iho
- 1778 64: 39
- Nakaoka Jiro (1921–2004)
- death of 101: 9
- “Life-and-Death Problems from Actual Play” [5 parts] 27 – 31: ...
- Nakatsui Yusuke vs. Frank Hansen
- WAGC 1982 (play-off for 15th place) 28: 43-44
- Nakayama Noriyuki (1932–2010)
- biographical details 61: 64*
- death of 122: 10
- “Life-and-Death Problems” 61: 63-64*, 66-67; 64: 13, 15; 68: 58, 59-60
- “Living with a False Eye” 64: 61-62
- “Nemesis v. Nakayama” 39: 49-50
- “Suspicious Jigos and Early Resignations” 50: 53
- “Tales of Men Crazy about Go” 50: 32-40* c; 51: 66
- The World of Go 46: 6; 48: 38-41*; 49: 35-38*
- Nakayama Noriyuki vs. Kanda Ei
- Kisei Tournament 1979-80 (Stage One, fuseki problem only) 50: 36-38 c
- Nakayama Noriyuki vs. Nemesis
- 13×13 game (1984) 39: 49-50
- Nakayama Noriyuki vs. Takehara Kintaro
- 1950s (3 stones, fuseki only) 50: 39
- Nakazawa Ayako
- 1990 performance 63: 44
- Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1990, wins 62: 13; 63: 41
- Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1991, defeats Kobayashi Chizu in 66: 5
- Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1996, loses to Yoshida Mika in 78: 3-4
- Nakazawa Ayako vs. Kusunoki Teruko
- Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1990 (Game 3) 63: 41-44*
- Nakazono Seizo vs. Takemiya Masaki
- Professional-Amateur Honinbo Play-off 1985 (reverse komi) 44: 39-40
- Nanfang Cup
- 2000 (1st): Liu Xiaoguang wins 91: 14
- Nantes Tournament
- 1987 report 49: 6
- Nara board
- description 61: 44, 52*
- Narrowest margin
- Kato Masao’s three half-point wins (Judan Title Match 1983) 30: 3
- Ryu Shikun’s three half-point wins (Tengen Title Match 2000) 91: 6*
- Narumi Naoshi vs. Schlemper, Ronald
- WAGC 1979 (Round 1) 13: 11-13
- Narusawa Yasuichi
- retires 118: 9
- National Champion Title (Korea) see Kuksu
- National Champion Title (Taiwan) see Guoshou
- National Champion Tournament (China) see Da Guo Shou
- National championships see Argentine , Australian , Austrian , British , Chinese , Danish ,
- Dutch , Finnish , French , German , Hungarian , New Zealand , Polish , Romanian ,
- Swiss , U.S. , Yugoslav Championship
- National Go Championship (Korea) see Kukgi
- NEC Cup (China)
- 1995 (1st): established 74: 4
- 1997 (3rd): Shao Weigang wins 81: 6
- 1998 (4th): Chang Hao defeats Shao Weigang (+ final game) 84: 40-41
- 2000 (5th): Shao Weigang wins 88: 13
- 2002 (7th): Chang Hao wins 94: 14
- 2003 (8th): Wang Lei wins 97: 60
- 2004 (9th): Gu Li wins 101: 11*
- 2005 (10th): Chang Hao wins 104: 11
- 2006 (11th): Gu Li wins 106: 8
- 2007 (12th): Qiu Jun wins 110: 9
- 2008 (13th): Gu Li wins 114: 9
- 2009 (14th): Gu Li wins 118: 10
- NEC Cup (Japan)
- 1983 (2nd): Sakata Eio wins 31: 5
- 1984 (3rd): Cho Chikun wins 34: 3
- 1990 (9th): Rin Kaiho wins 58: 7
- 1991 (10th): Kato Masao wins 63: 8
- 1994 (13th): Komatsu Hideki wins 70: 10
- 1997 (16th): Kato Masao wins 79: 8
- 2000 (19th): Cho Chikun wins 88: 7
- 2001 (20th): Cho Chikun wins 91: 11-12
- 2003 (22nd): Ryu Shikun wins 98: 10
- 2004 (23rd): Kobayashi Koichi wins 101: 6
- 2005 (24th): Cho U wins 104: 8
- 2006 (25th): Cho Sonjin wins 107: 5
- 2007 (26th): Cho U wins 111: 5
- 2008 (27th): Kono Rin wins 115: 6
- 2009 (28th): Hane Naoki wins 118: 6, 7
- 2010 (29th): Kono Rin wins 122: 8
- 2011 (30th): Cho U wins 125: 7
- 2012 (31st): Takao Shinji wins 128: 7
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1985 (1st)
- China wins 41: 3; 43: 43-44, 45
- announcement 38: 6
- China starts well 38: 2-3
- Jiang Zhujiu’s winning streak 38: 2-3; 40: 34
- series tied 39: 6; 40: 2-3
- Jiang vs. Awaji 42: 6-10*
- Kataoka vs. Jiang 40: 34-36
- Jiang vs. Ishida A. 40: 36-38*
- Kobayashi K. vs. Jiang 42: 10-11
- Nie vs. Kato 43: 45-46
- Fujisawa S. vs. Nie 43: 44-45
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1986-87 (2nd)
- China wins 48: 3-4; 50: 6-7*
- Chinese and Japanese teams 42: 4
- China starts well 43: 4
- series tied 44: 3
- Japan leads 45: 3*; 46: 6, 18; 47: 3-4
- Kobayashi Satoru’s winning streak 45: 3*; 46: 18*
- results 50: 7
- Kobayashi S. vs. Jiang 46: 18-21*
- Liu vs. Kobayashi S. 47: 50-51
- Nie vs. Takemiya 50: 13-15*
- Otake vs. Nie 50: 7-13* c
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1987-88 (3rd)
- China wins 51: 11
- China leads 48: 4; 49: 3*
- series tied 50: 3-4
- Kato vs. Nie 51: 11-13*
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1988 (4th)
- Japan wins 54: 2-3*; 55: 38, 42-43*
- Yoda Norimoto’s winning streak 52: 16; 54: 2
- Hane Yasumasa’s triumph 54: 2-3*; 55: 38, 42-43*
- Ma vs. Yoda 52: 17
- Hane Y. vs. Nie 55: 38-43*
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1989-90 (5th)
- China wins 60: 3
- series tied and interrupted 55: 3; 56: 4
- China poised to win 58: 3-4*
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1991-92 (6th)
- Japan wins 67: 4-5
- China starts well 63: 5
- Japan recovers 64: 4*
- series tied 65: 3*
- Japan ahead 66: 3-4*
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1992-93 (7th)
- Japan wins 69: 6, 7*
- Japan leads 68: 4
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1993-94 (8th)
- Japan wins 70: 2-3*
- Japan’s superb start 69: 6-7
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1994-95 (9th)
- China wins 72: 6
- even start and remaining players 70: 5
- results of early rounds 71: 3
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1995 (10th)
- China wins 76: 4, 60*
- line-up of Japanese and Chinese teams 73: 4-5
- Chang Hao’s winning streak 74: 5; 75: 5; 76: 60*
- Kobayashi S. vs. Chang Hao 76: 60-62*
- Chang Hao vs. Rin 76: 62-64*
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1996 (11th)
- China wins 78: 4
- results of early rounds 77: 5
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1997 (12th)
- change to new format 81: 2
- results 81: 2-3
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 2000 (15th)
- results in new format 89: 6-7
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 2001 (16th)
- results in last event 92: 4-5
- NEC Shun’ei Tournament (Young Stars)
- 1991 (6th): O Meien wins 63: 8
- 1997 (12th): Yo Kagen wins 79: 8
- 2001 (16th): Mizokami Tomochika wins 91: 12
- 2003 (18th): Akiyama Jiro wins 98: 10
- Nemesis (computer program)
- doing well in Japan 43: 5, 64
- Nemesis vs. Nakayama Noriyuki
- 13×13 game (1984) 39: 49-50
- Neologisms
- of Kajiwara Takeo 121: 9
- Nessie’s face see Giraffe’s neck
- Net (Internet) see Online ...
- Net (technique) see Geta
- Netherlands see Dutch ...
- Neutral points
- “exquisite dame move” by Chitoku Senchi (1812) 28: 61
- Japanese and Chinese methods (discussion) 45: 60-61*, 63-64*
- “Shortage of Liberties” (problems) 14: 43-47
- New fuseki (individual moves) see Fuseki innovations
- New Fuseki (opening theory) see Shin fuseki
- New Go Society see Igo Shinsha
- New go terms see Neologisms
- New joseki see Joseki innovations
- New moves see Fuseki , Joseki innovations
- New Physical Education Cup
- 1983 (5th): Nie Weiping wins 34: 3
- 1988 (10th): current leader in League 53: 63
- 1989 (11th): Nie Weiping wins (+ results) 58: 8
- 1990 (12th): Cao Dayuan wins League 60: 48
- 1990 (12th): Nie Weiping wins (+ Game 3) 64: 36
- 1992 (14th): Chen Zude vs. Nie (League) 70: 63
- discontinued 70: 62
- New Stars Best Ten (Korean title) see SK Gas New Stars Best Ten
- New Stars Goodwill Series see Japan-Korea New Stars Goodwill Series
- New Stars, JAL (Japanese title) see JAL New Stars Tournament
- New Stars, King of the (title)
- Chinese see Xinren Wang
- Japanese see Shinjin-O
- Korean see BC Card Cup
- New Stars, NEC (Japanese title) see NEC Shun’ei
- New Stars Play-off see China-Korea King of the New Stars Play-off
- New Stars, Queen of the (title) see Queen of the New Stars
- New Stars, Ricoh Cup see Ricoh Cup (Rising Stars)
- New Stars Successive Wins Strongest Player (Korean title) see Osram Korea Cup ...
- New Stars Tournament (China, 18 and under)
- 2005: Meng Tailing wins 105: 11
- New Stars Tournament (International) see International New Stars Tournament
- New Stars Tournament (Japan) see Shin’ei
- New Stars Tournament (Japan-Taiwan) see Japan-Taiwan Young Stars Tournament
- New stars vs. Go Seigen matches
- 1929-31 match, wins 35: 14
- Go vs. Suzuki (“Go Seigen vs. Rising Stars” Series 1956, no komi) 2: 61-62
- Go vs. Yamabe (“First Encounters with New Stars” Series 1953, no komi)
- 48: 52-55 c
- New Zealand-Australia Team Match
- 1985 report 41: 4
- New Zealand Championship
- 1978 note 10: 44, 59
- 1979 report 16: 3-4
- 1980 report 22: 3
- 1985 report 41: 4
- New Zealand Schools Championship
- 1977 note 7: 5
- 1978 note 10: 59
- New Zealand tournaments
- see Auckland Eight Best League ,
- New Zealand Championship ,
- New Zealand Schools Championship
- News sections (mostly by John Power) see at beginning of GW issues
- Newsletters
- Canadian Go Association publishes (1979) 14: 16
- Newspaper sponsorship
- of Japanese tournaments 19: 17
- NHK Cup (Japan)
- 1964 (11th): Sakata vs. Fujisawa S. 52: 56
- 1979 (26th): Tono Hiroaki wins 12: 40*
- 1980 (27th): results; Hashimoto Shoji wins 17: 4; 18: 5
- 1981 (28th): Fujisawa Shuko wins 24: 2*
- 1983 (30th): Cho Chikun wins 31: 5
- 1983 (30th): Hashimoto S. vs. Hane Y. 35: 54-55
- 1984 (31st): Honda Kunihisa wins 34: 2
- 1987 (35th): Koyama vs. Miyazawa (problem and game) 100: 75, 78-80*
- 1990 (37th): Ishida Yoshio wins 58: 7
- 1991 (38th): Yoda Norimoto wins 63: 8
- 1997 (44th): O Rissei wins 79: 8*
- 1999 (46th): Yoda Norimoto wins 85: 6
- 2000 (47th): Yoda Norimoto wins 88: 9
- 2001 (48th): Ishida Yoshio wins 91: 8
- 2001-02 (49th): Miyazawa vs. Rin 93: 22-24
- 2002-03 (50th): Mimura Tomoyasu wins 98: 10
- 2003-04 (51st): Kobayashi Koichi wins 101: 6
- 2004-05 (52nd): Cho U wins 104: 8
- 2005-06 (53rd): Hane Naoki wins 107: 5
- 2006-07 (54th): Cho Chikun wins 111: 4
- 2006-07 (54th): Mimura vs. Kobayashi K. (sacrifice problem and analysis)
- 118: 63, 64
- 2007-08 (55th): Cho U wins 115: 6
- 2008-09 (56th): Yuki Satoshi wins 118: 7
- 2009-10 (57th): Yuki Satoshi wins 122: 8
- 2010-11 (58th): Yamada Kimio wins 125: 7
- 2011-12 (59th): Yuki Satoshi wins 128: 7
- 2011-12 (59th): Xie Yimin reaches quarterfinals 128: 7
- Nichiren see Saint Nichiren
- Nichiro see Kisshomaru
- Nicknames
- “the computer” see Ishida Yoshio
- “female Yi Ch’ang-ho” see Pak Chi-eun
- “iron goalkeeper” see Nie Weiping
- “the killer” see Kato Masao
- “razor-sharp Sakata” see Sakata Eio
- “Shusaku Junior” see Hayashi Yutaro
- “the stone Buddha” see Yi Ch’ang-ho
- Nidan-bane see Two-step hane
- Nie Weiping
- All-China Individual Championship 1981, wins 25: 4
- biographical details 63: 18*
- CCTV Cup 1997, wins 80: 49
- Fujitsu Cup Final 1990, loses to Rin Kaiho in 60: 3*; 61: 8
- Hebei Sports Lottery Cup 2009, wins 120: 10
- honorary title (1988), gets 52: 4
- Ing Cup Final 1989, loses to Cho Hun-hyeon in 56: 1 c, 3*, 19; 59: 14*, 22*
- Japan-China Tengen Play-off 1991, loses to Rin Kaiho in 64: 3-4
- Japan-China Tengen Play-off 1992, wins 68: 3
- Japanese professionals (as of 1979), record against 16: 4
- Mingren League 1991, wins 65: 56
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1986-87, interview on his triumph in 50: 6-7*
- New Physical Education Cup 1983, wins 34: 3
- New Physical Education Cup 1989, wins 58: 8
- New Physical Education Cup 1990, wins 64: 36
- Qiwang Title Match 1991, wins 63: 45
- Ten Strongest Players Tournament 1989, wins 58: 8
- Ten Strongest Players Tournament 1991, wins 67: 49, 64
- Tianyuan Title Match 1991, wins 63: 45
- Tokyo visit (1979) (+ results and games) 16: 4; 17: 15-23*
- Nie Weiping vs. Cao Dayuan
- New Physical Education Cup 1990 (Game 3) 64: 36
- Nie Weiping vs. Cha, Jimmy
- Fujitsu Cup 1990 (quarterfinal) 61: 12-15*
- Nie Weiping vs. Chen Zude
- New Physical Education Cup League 1992 70: 63
- WAGC 1979 (final) 14: 22-24
- Nie Weiping vs. Cho Chikun
- Ing Cup 1988 (Round 2) 53: 28-30*
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1984 (Rounds 1 & 2) 37: 41-43*, 47-49
- Nie Weiping vs. Cho Hun-hyeon
- China-Korea match in California 1985 (Games 1 & 2) 41: 6-11, 33
- Fujitsu Cup 1990 (semifinal) 63: 15-18*
- Ing Cup Final 1989 (Games 1-5) 56: 19-24*; 59: 14-22*
- Nie Weiping vs. Fujisawa Hosai
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1978 (Round 1) 10: 24-25
- Nie Weiping vs. Fujisawa Shuko
- haya-go game (1982) 29: 6, 7-9
- Ing Cup 1988 (semifinal, Games 1 & 2) 54: 18-20*; 55: 29-38* c
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1985 43: 44-45
- Nie Weiping vs. Hane Yasumasa
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1988 55: 38-43*
- Nie Weiping vs. Ishida Yoshio
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1980 (Round 2) 20: 14-16
- Nie Weiping vs. Ishii Kunio
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1978 (Round 3) 10: 27-28
- Nie Weiping vs. Kajiwara Takeo
- 1979 17: 18-21*
- Nie Weiping vs. Kataoka Satoshi
- 1979 17: 21-23
- Nie Weiping vs. Kato Masao
- Fujitsu Cup 1988 (Round 2) 52: 5-7
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1982 (Round 2) 29: 10-12
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1984 (Rounds 5 & 6) 38: 7-11
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1986 (Round 1) 48: 23-26
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1985 43: 45-46
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1987-88 51: 11-13*
- Nie Weiping vs. Kobayashi Koichi
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1980 (Round 1) 21: 36-38
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1983 (Round 7) 33: 62-63
- Japan-China TV Championship 1986 46: 7-8
- Nie Weiping vs. Kudo Norio
- Japan-China Go Exchange 1982 (Round 1) 29: 9-10
- Nie Weiping vs. Ma Xiaochun
- CCTV Cup 1997 (semifinal) 80: 49-51
- Nie Weiping vs. Otake Hideo
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1986-87 50: 7-13* c
- Nie Weiping vs. Redmond, Michael
- Ing Cup 1988 (Round 1, fuseki only) 53: 26
- Nie Weiping vs. Rin Kaiho
- Fujitsu Cup 1988 (semifinal) 53: 6-13*
- Fujitsu Cup Final 1990 61: 15-19*
- IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1990 (Round 3) 61: 23-24 c
- Japan-China Tengen Play-off 1991 (Games 1-3) 67: 10-21*, 41; 68: 7
- Nie Weiping vs. Sakata Eio
- haya-go exhibition game (1984) 38: 6-7
- Nie Weiping vs. Schlemper, Ronald
- Fujitsu Cup 1988 (Round 1) 52: 9-11*
- Nie Weiping vs. Seo Pong-su
- Fujitsu Cup 1991 (Round 2) 65: 8-11*
- Nie Weiping vs. Takemiya Masaki
- 1979 (TV game) 17: 15-18
- NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1986-87 50: 13-15*
- Nie Weiping vs. Yasunaga Hajime
- WAGC 1979 (Round 2) 14: 17-19
- Nie Weiping + Xu Ying
- Chinese Weiqi Mixed Pairs Invitational Tournament 2005, win 104: 11
- Nievergelt, Jurg and Anders Kierulf
- “Computer Go: A Smart Board and its Applications” 42: 62-64*, 53, 54
- Nigiri
- Kisei Title Match 1987, done at Game 1 of 49: 9*
- Nihon Ki-in
- amateur 8-dan diplomas instituted by 89: 57
- Board of Directors, election (1978) of 9: 4
- Board of Directors, selection (2002) of, due to financial deficit 95: 11-12; 103: 9
- Board of Directors, selection (2006) of 108: 7
- Board of Directors, selection (2012) of 128: 10
- building in Ichigaya and earthquake 2011 125: 5
- Fujisawa Shuko expelled by 88: 10-11*
- Fujisawa Shuko returns to 99: 9
- game database project, notes on 74: 63; 87: 64
- Hall of Fame see Nihon Ki-in Go Hall of Fame
- Kansai Ki-in, rivalry in Kisei Tournament with 13: 27, 30
- Kansai Ki-in, rivalry with 27: 7; 28: 8
- Kato Masao becomes Acting Chairman (2004) 101: 9; 102: 10
- Kobayashi Koichi becomes Vice Chairman (2006) 108: 7
- Kobayashi Satoru suspended for one year 91: 12-13; 93: 10
- Okabe Hiromu becomes Chairman (2006) 108: 7
- Otake Hideo becomes Chairman (2008) 118: 9
- preliminary tournaments, reform (2003) of 97: 12
- prizes see Kido Prizes
- promotion system introduced (2002), new 97: 11-12
- promotions see Promotions
- publication department position 112: 8
- rating tournament see Oteai
- rules see Japanese rules of go
- seminars see various Nihon Ki-in seminars
- Tesuji Encyclopedia (sample problems) 96: 77-78, 80; 97: 61-64
- Vice Chairman position 108: 7; 112: 8
- Nihon Ki-in vs. Kiseisha Team Match 1926-27
- review 50: 29
- Nihon Ki-in Championship
- see also successor title Tengen
- 1961 (9th): Magari vs. Matsumoto (fuseki only) 87: 63
- 1973 (21st): Rin vs. Kobayashi K. (fuseki only) 46: 42-43
- 1974 (22nd): Otake vs. Kato (fuseki analysis) 12: 37-38
- Nihon Ki-in Championship Title Match
- 1957 (4th): Game 1 (Sugiuchi vs. Sakata) 50: 70-71*
- 1965 (12th): Game 4 (Sakata vs. Miyashita) 52: 58-59*
- 1975 (22nd): Game 1 (Sakata vs. Cho Chikun) 23: 26
- 1975 (22nd): tesuji problem of Game 1 (Sakata vs. Cho Chikun) 98: 44, 46-47
- 1975 (22nd): final moves of Game 4 (Cho Chikun vs. Sakata) 52: 65
- Nihon Ki-in Go Hall of Fame
- 2006 inductees 109: 8
- 2007: Shuho inducted 112: 7
- 2008 inductees 116: 8
- 2009: Segoe inducted 120: 9
- 2011: Iwamoto inducted 126: 10
- 2012 inductees 128: 10
- Nihon Ki-in Seminar for Overseas Go Instructors
- 1977 announcement and report 4: 5; 5: 7*, 40
- 1978 report 10: 4
- Nihon Ki-in Summer Go Seminar
- 1981: Sakata vs. Redmond (2 stones) 26: 22-24
- Nijubango 1766-67 (challenge match Satsugen vs. Shunseki Inseki)
- historic review, results and Games 2-4 16: 63-ibc; 17: 61-64
- Niken-basami see Two-space low pincer ...
- Niken-biraki see Two-space extension
- Niken-taka-basami see Two-space high pincer ...
- Nikkai see Sansa (Honinbo)
- Nine-dan see 9-dan
- Nine-stone handicap games
- Sakanoue vs. Sakai (unconventional handicap) 15: 46-50
- Shusai vs. Takagawa (1925, fuseki & final position only) 41: 12-13
- Nine-stone handicap strategy
- “Original Handicap Strategy” (Miyamoto Naoki) 4: 48-50
- “The Pillbox Formation” (Sakanoue Kanae) (game) 15: 46-50
- Ninomiya Hideko
- “1-dan Beats 9-dan” (game) 35: 63-64*
- biographical details 35: 64*
- Ninomiya Hideko vs. Chino Tadahiko
- Judan Preliminary Tournament 1984 (?) 35: 63-64
- Nirensei fuseki
- avalanche joseki in relation to 34: 60-61
- “The Niren-sei Opening” (Redmond) 82: 53-64
- Nis (European Go Congress 1989)
- Sogabe Toshiyuki wins European Championship (+ top results) 57: 5-6, 37
- Nishida Terumi
- see also her current name Koyama Terumi
- Women’s Meijin Title Match 1997, defeats Ogawa Tomoko in 79: 8
- NKB Cup see International Amateur Pair Go Tournament
- No-komi games
- see also individual games of pre-komi times
- as well as under Jubango , Oteai and Japan’s Strongest Player , Top Position titles
- Go Seigen vs. Suzuki (“Go Seigen vs. Rising Stars” Series 1956) 2: 61-62
- Go Seigen vs. Yamabe (“First Encounters with New Stars” Series 1953)
- 48: 52-55 c
- Hashimoto U. vs. Yamabe (East-West Team Match 1950) 4: 61-62
- Kato Shin vs. Sekiyama R. (Honinbo Title Match 1941, Game 6) 3: 61-62
- Kurotaki vs. Rin Shien (Go Weekly special tournament 1994, middle-game analysis)
- 71: 57, 63-64
- No-result games
- Honinbo League 1993-94, in 70: 8
- Meijin Title Match 1980, Game 4 (Otake vs. Cho Chikun) 23: 11-13
- Meijin Title Match 1998, Game 4 (Cho Chikun vs. O Rissei) 84: 2;
- 85: 23*, 29-30
- Oteai 1971 (Fukui vs. Cho Chikun) 50: 18
- No theater plays
- classic play Tsuchigumo 62: 1
- untitled print (cover note) 31: 1
- Nobel prize winners see Fukui Kenichi , Kawabata Yasunari
- Nobi see Stone extension
- Nobility see Crown Prince of Sikkim , Juan Carlos , Mitsuuji , Pecorini
- Nobukazu (artist) see Yosai Nobukazu
- Nokaze (courtesan)
- Matsuzakaya Nai Nokaze (cover note) 105: 1
- Nong Shim Cup
- see also predecessor title Jinro Cup
- Yi Ch’ang-ho’s winning streak (2000-2005) 105: 31-32
- Nong Shim Cup 1999-2000 (1st)
- Korea wins (+ results of Shanghai, Tokyo and Seoul Rounds) 88: 3-4*, 55
- Nong Shim Cup 2000-01 (2nd)
- Korea wins (+ results) 91: 3-4
- Takemiya vs. Mok (Seoul Round) 91: 40-41
- Takemiya vs. Chang Hao (Seoul Round) 91: 41-42
- Nong Shim Cup 2001-02 (3rd)
- Korea wins (+ results of Seoul and Shanghai Rounds) 94: 2-3 c
- China and Korea start well (+ results of Beijing Round) 93: 3-4
- Awaji vs. Shao (Beijing Round) 94: 28-29*
- Kobayashi K. vs. Ch’oe (Beijing Round) 94: 29-31*
- Nong Shim Cup 2002-03 (4th)
- Korea wins (+ results of Pusan and Shanghai Rounds) 97: 3-4*
- Korea starts well (+ results of Beijing Round) 96: 4
- Nong Shim Cup 2003-04 (5th)
- Korea wins (+ results of Shanghai Round) 101: 2
- how teams are chosen (+ results of Beijing Round) 99: 4-5
- Korea recovers (+ results of Pusan Round) 100: 4
- Wang Lei vs. Kobayashi K. (Pusan Round, fuseki analysis) 108: 62-64
- Nong Shim Cup 2004-05 (6th)
- Korea wins (+ results of Shanghai Round) 104: 2*
- China doing well (+ results of Beijing and Pusan Rounds) 103: 2-3
- Cho U vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho (Shanghai Round) 105: 29-31
- Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. O Meien (Shanghai Round) 105: 32-33
- Nong Shim Cup 2005-06 (7th)
- Japan wins (+ results of Shanghai Round) 107: 2-3*
- Japan starts well (+ results of Beijing Round) 105: 4
- Korea doing well (+ results of Pusan Round) 106: 2*
- Yoda vs. Cho Han-seung (Shanghai Round) 108: 12-13
- Yoda vs. Kong Jie (Shanghai Round) 108: 13-15
- Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yoda (Shanghai Round) 108: 15-18*
- Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yoda (Shanghai Round, sacrifice analysis) 118: 60-62
- Nong Shim Cup 2006-07 (8th)
- Korea wins (+ results of Shanghai Round) 111: 2-3, 30
- Japan and China start well (+ results of Beijing Round) 109: 4; 110: 10
- China doing well with winning streak by Peng Quan (+ results of Pusan Round)
- 110: 2-3*
- Takao Shinji vs. Pak Yeong-hun (Pusan Round) 111: 30-32
- Pak Yeong-hun vs. Yoda (Shanghai Round) 111: 32-35
- Nong Shim Cup 2007-08 (9th)
- China wins (+ results of Pusan and Shanghai Rounds) 114: 2-3*
- China starts well (+ results of Beijing Round) 113: 4-5*
- Yoda vs. Mok Chin-seok (Pusan Round, middle-game problem & game)
- 116: 48-54, 47
- Nong Shim Cup 2008-09 (10th)
- Korea wins (+ results of Shanghai Round) 118: 3
- dominated by new stars (+ results of Beijing and Pusan Rounds) 117: 4-5
- Nong Shim Cup 2009-10 (11th)
- Korea wins (+ results of Shanghai Round) 122: 2
- Korea and China start well (+ results of Beijing and Pusan Rounds) 121: 2
- Chang Hao vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho (Shanghai Round) 123: 37-38
- Nong Shim Cup 2010-11 (12th)
- Korea wins (+ results of Shanghai Round) 125: 2, 30*
- Korean representatives 123: 9
- highlights (+ results of Beijing and Pusan Rounds) 124: 4; 128: 64
- Yuki Satoshi vs. Ch’oe Ch’eol-han (Shanghai Round) 125: 30-31
- Nong Shim Cup 2011-12 (13th)
- China wins (+ results of Shanghai Round) 128: 2
- highlights (+ results of Beijing and Pusan Rounds) 127: 3
- Nong Shim Cup 2012-13 (14th)
- highlights (+ results of Pusan and Seoul Rounds) 129: 4
- Nong Shim Spicy Noodles Cup see Nong Shim Cup
- Nordic Championship
- 1980 report 19: 3
- North American Fujitsu Qualifying Tournament
- “The 1st US Invitational Championship” (report by Laird) 51: 4-5
- North American Masters Championship
- 1995 to 2000: Jiang Zhujiu wins 90: 13
- North American tournaments
- Canadian see Canadian tournaments
- professional see North American Fujitsu Qualifying Tournament ,
- North American Masters Championship
- U.S. see U.S. Championship , U.S. Go Congress
- North Korea
- first South Korean tournament game held in 104: 10
- North–South Team Tournament (China)
- 2007 (1st): northern team wins 111: 9
- Nose attachment
- “Basic Fighting Techniques” (problems and example by Miyazawa Goro)
- 35: 45, 47-49
- problems 41: 48, 53; 49: 34, 39; 100: 65, 68-69
- Novak, Ernst vs. van Zeijst, Rob
- WAGC 1982 (play-off for 11th place) 28: 39-41
- Novels see False Murasaki and the Rustic Genji , Genji Monogatari ,
- Romance of Three Kingdoms
- Novices see Beginners
- Nozawa Chikucho (1881–1931)
- biography 50: 26, 27
- Nozawa Chikucho vs. Suzuki Tamejiro
- jubango 1927-30 (Game 7) 50: 28-29
- Nozoki see Peeping moves
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