Go World Index: Y Entries (Frame2)

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Yamabe Toshiro (1926–2000): 1980 performance 24: 18; biographical details 24: 25*; death of 88: 11*; on Sakata Eio 52: 69-70; “Tesuji Magic” [12 parts] (problems) 37 – 48: ...
Yamabe Toshiro vs. Go Seigen: “First Encounters with New Stars” Series 1953 (no komi) 48: 52-55^c
Yamabe Toshiro vs. Hashimoto Utaro: East-West Team Match 1950 (no komi) 4: 61-62
Yamabe Toshiro vs. Kato Masao: Tengen Title Match 1980 (Games 1-3) 24: 18-27
Yamada Kimio: 700 wins, reaches 113: 7; biographical details 109: 12*; Gosei Tournament 2004, wins 101: 8; Honinbo League 2005-06, wins 107: 5-6*; 109: 12; Honinbo Title Match 2006, loses to Takao Shinji in 108: 5-6*; Oza Title Match 1997, defeats Ryu Shikun in 81: 4; Oza Title Match 1998, loses to O Rissei in 84: 2-3*; Ryusei Tournament 1999, wins 87: 4; Samsung Cup Final 2000, loses to Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 91: 2; Shinjin-O Title Match 1997, defeats Aoki Kikuyo in 81: 4
Yamada Kimio vs. Cho U: Meijin League 2006-07 112: 47-49
Yamada Kimio vs. O Rissei: Honinbo League 1998-99 (joseki analysis) 104: 61
Yamada Kimio vs. Takao Shinji: Honinbo Title Match 2006 (Games 1-6) 109: 12-45*^c; Honinbo Title Match 2006 (Game 2, sacrifice analysis) 118: 62-63
Yamada Kimio vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho: Samsung Cup 1999 (semifinal) 87: 65
Yamada Kimio vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok: Samsung Cup Final 2000 (Game 4) 91: 30-32
Yamada Kimio + Okada Yumiko: Ricoh Cup 2007, win 110: 8
Yamada Shinji: life-and-death problems by 117: 51, 58, 59
Yamada Takuji: “Plunging Into the Middle Game” 93: 48-49
Yamada Takuji vs. Ch’oe Ch’eol-han: International Youth Tournament 2001 94: 32-34*
Yamamoto ? vs. Umeda Haruhiko: endgame exercise 6: 47...53
Yamamoto Masato: tesuji problem by 38: 53, 56
Yamashiro Hiroshi: 1,000 wins, reaches 116: 7; 1984, overall performance till 39: 62; biographical details 40: 51*; 45: 26*; Honinbo League 1985-86, wins 43: 3-4; Honinbo League 1986-87, wins 48: 2-3; Honinbo Title Match 1986, loses to Takemiya Masaki in 44: 2*; 45: 26;; 46: 22, 36-38*; Honinbo Title Match 1987, loses to Takemiya Masaki in 48: 2; 49: 2*; 51: 47*; Honinbo Title Match 1993, loses to Cho Chikun in 69: 10-11; Kisei Title Match 1992, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in 66: 4-5*; 67: 5; Kisei Tournament 1991 play-off, defeats Cho Chikun in 66: 5; Okan Tournament 2001, wins 94: 10; Okan Tournament 2005, wins 106: 6; Oza Title Match 1984, loses to Kato Masao in 36: 3*, 5; 37: 2*; 40: 50, 53-54; Oza Tournament 1984, wins 36: 3*; youngest league player (1978) 11: 3, 4*
Yamashiro Hiroshi vs. Cha, Jimmy: Fujitsu Cup 1989 (Round 1) 55: 12-15*
Yamashiro Hiroshi vs. Cho Hun-hyeon: Fujitsu Cup 1990 (quarterfinal) 62: 18-21*
Yamashiro Hiroshi vs. Kato Masao: Oza Title Match 1984 (Games 1-3) 39: 63-64*; 40: 50-54
Yamashiro Hiroshi vs. Sonoda Yuichi: Meijin Preliminary Tournament 1979 17: 12-15
Yamashiro Hiroshi vs. Takemiya Masaki: Honinbo Title Match 1986 (Games 1-5) 45: 26-35*; 46: 22-37*; Honinbo Title Match 1987 (Games 1-4) 51: 53-66*
Yamashita Keigo: 2005 performance 107: 48; Gosei Title Match 2000, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in 89: 39*, 46; 90: 6-7*; Gosei Title Match 2001, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in 92: 8; 93: 5-6*; Gosei Tournament 2008, wins 115: 7; Hane Naoki, rivalry with 107: 48; Judan Tournament 2005-06, wins 107: 5; Judan Tournament 2006-07, wins 111: 5; Kisei Leagues 2005 play-off, wins 106: 5; Kisei Title Match 2003, defeats O Rissei in 97: 7-8*; 98: 6-7*; Kisei Title Match 2004, loses to Hane Naoki in 100: 7; 101: 5-6; Kisei Title Match 2006, defeats Hane Naoki in 107: 4*; Kisei Title Match 2006, interview after winning 108: 31, 64; Kisei Title Match 2007, defeats Kobayashi Satoru in 110: 6; 111: 4; 112: 23; Kisei Title Match 2007, interview after winning 112: 23*; Kisei Title Match 2008, defeats Cho Chikun in 114: 6*; 115: 5-6; 116: 29*; Kisei Title Match 2009, defeats Yoda Norimoto in 118: 5*; marriage of 100: 9; Meijin League 2002-03, wins 99: 7; Meijin Title Match 2003, loses to Yoda Norimoto in 99: 7; Oza Title Match 2006, wins 109: 6; 110: 5*; Oza Title Match 2007, wins 113: 9; 114: 4^c; Oza Tournament 2004, wins 102: 8; Oza Tournament 2005, wins 105: 7; rivalries see subentry Hane; Shinjin-O Title Match 1999, wins 87: 4; Shinjin-O Title Match 2000, wins 90: 7; Shinjin-O Title Match 2001, wins 93: 8; Shusai Prize 2000, wins 91: 11; Shusai Prize 2007, wins 114: 10; style of 98: 6; 111: 37-38; Tengen Title Match 2003, loses to Hane Naoki in 100: 6-7*; Tengen Title Match 2004, wins 103: 6*; Tengen Tournament 2003, wins 99: 8; Tengen Tournament 2004, wins 102: 8; Tengen Tournament 2006, wins 109: 6, 7*; Tengen Tournament 2007, wins 113: 7; winning streak in Oteai 98: 10
Yamashita Keigo vs. Cho Chikun: Kisei Title Match 2008 (Games 1-7) 115: 30-46*^c; 116: 10-29*
Yamashita Keigo vs. Cho Han-seung: Fujitsu Cup 2006 (Round 1) 108: 38-41*
Yamashita Keigo vs. Hane Naoki: Kisei Title Match 2004 (Games 1-7) 101: 48-58; 102: 38-42; 103: 12-30*; Kisei Title Match 2006 (Games 1-4) 107: 49-56*; 108: 19-31*; Kisei Title Match 2006 (joseki analysis of Game 1) 111: 59-60
Yamashita Keigo vs. Kobayashi Satoru: Kisei Title Match 2007 (Games 1-4) 111: 37-46*; 112: 10-23*
Yamashita Keigo vs. Kono Rin: Tengen Title Match 2005 (joseki analysis of Game 5) 111: 64
Yamashita Keigo vs. O Rissei: Kisei Title Match 2003 (Games 1-5) 98: 7*, 34-41, 50*, 58, 33; 99: 48-65
Yamashita Keigo vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho: Fujitsu Cup 2006 (Round 2) 108: 44-47*; Fujitsu Cup 2006 (Round 2, sacrifice analysis) 117: 60-62; Ing Cup 2004 (Round 2) 102: 25-28
Yamashita Keigo vs. Yoda Norimoto: Kisei Title Match 2009 (Games 1-6) 119: 28-58*^c; Meijin Title Match 2003 (Games 1-5) 100: 52-57*; 101: 24-42*
Yamashita Keigo vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok: CSK Cup 2003 (Round 2) 98: 5*; 99: 17-20
Yamashita Keigo + Kobayashi Izumi: Ricoh Cup 2004, win 100: 9
Yamazaki Yoshihiro vs. Tanida Harumi: endgame exercise 8: 57-61
Yang Chae-ho: 9-dan promotion 72: 5
Yang Chin-hua see Yang Jinhua
Yang Hui: All-China Individual Championship 1991, wins Women’s Division of 65: 7
Yang Hui vs. Kanda Ei: Japan-China Go Exchange 1980 (Round 2) 21: 31-33
Yang Hui vs. Takemiya Masaki: Fujitsu Cup 1993 (Round 1) 71: 35-37*
Yang Jaeho see Yang Chae-ho
Yang Jinhua vs. Cao Dayuan: WAGC 1982 (final) 28: 34-36
Yang Liansheng: “A Commemoration of Dr. Yang Liansheng’s Contribution to Goe Rules”.; Parts 1 & 2 (Ing Chang-ki) 71: 7-13; 72: 9-11
Yang Shihai: Lebaishi Cup Final 1999, loses to Chang Hao in 85: 6
Yang Shihai vs. Chang Hao: Lebaishi Cup Final 1999 (Game 3) 85: 11-12
Yang Yilun: teaching activities in the U.S. 51: 16*, 17, 21-22*, 23*
Yang Yu-Chia: “Double Ko Stones and Double Hot Stones” 73: 10-11; “Ing Rules, What Players Should Know About the” 70: 31-32
Yao legend: discussion of 70: 47-48; other legends, comparison to 70: 55-56
Yara no Satonoshi: Dochi and Aihara Kaseki (1710), loses to 20: 63
Yara no Satonoshi vs. Aihara Kaseki: 1710 20: 63-ibc
Yashiro Kumiko: marries Kanazawa Hideo 108: 7; Women’s Honinbo Title Match 2005, wins 105: 8*; 107: 10*; Women’s Honinbo Title Match 2006, wins 109: 7
Yasuda Yasutoshi: tesuji problems by 38: 52, 54-55
Yasui (historical) see Santetsu (1st) , Sanchi (2nd) , Shunchi (heir) , Chitetsu (3rd) ,: Senkaku (4th) , Senchi Senkaku (7th) , Chitoku Senchi (8th) , Sanchi (9th)
Yasunaga Hajime (1901–94): biographical details 39: 43*; death of 70: 12*; profile 13: 16; 39: 43; “Yasunaga in China” (game) 39: 42-44
Yasunaga Hajime vs. Chan Ka Yui: WAGC 1980 (semifinal) 19: 9-11*
Yasunaga Hajime vs. Chang Hao: 1984 (7 stones) 39: 42-44
Yasunaga Hajime vs. Liu Xiaoguang: WAGC 1980 (play-off for 3rd place) 20: 9-11
Yasunaga Hajime vs. Nie Weiping: WAGC 1979 (Round 2) 14: 17-19
Yasunaga Hajime vs. Suc, Lojze: WAGC 1979 (Round 1) 13: 16-17
Yasunaga Hajime vs. Wang Qun: WAGC 1980 (Round 2) 20: 13
Yata Naoki: mugged (2006) 110: 7
Ye Gui: Women’s Mingren Title 2005, wins 105: 11; Women’s Mingren Tournament 1991, wins 65: 7
Ye Gui vs. Pak Chi-eun: Cheongkwanjang Cup 2005-06 (Game 13) 107: 46-47
Ye Gui + Kong Jie: Ricoh Cup 2006, win 107: 10
Yeo Chang-hyeok see Yu Ch’ang-hyeok
Yi Ch’ang-ho: 7-dan promotion 72: 5; 9-dan promotion 77: 5; 10-dan Title Match 2006, wins 107: 8-9*; 10-dan Title Match 2008, wins 114: 9; Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 1996, defeats Cho Hun-hyeon in 79: 17; Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 1997, wins 81: 5-6; Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 1999, wins 88: 12; BC Card Cup Title Match 1997, defeats Cho Hun-hyun in 80: 30; career survey 65: 39; Chaigowi Title Match 1997, defeats Cho Hun-hyeon in 79: 13; Chaigowi Title Match 1999, defeats An Cho-yeong in 85: 7; China-Korea Tengen Play-off 1999, wins 88: 4^c; China-Korea Tengen Play-off 2000, wins 90: 4; Cho Chikun, defeats, in special game 67: 4; Cho Hun-hyeon, number of games played against 115: 10; Chunlan Cup Final 1999, loses to Cho Hun-hyeon in 87: 9; Chunlan Cup Final 2003, wins 98: 2; Chunlan Cup Final 2005, wins 104: 2; conscription of 71: 56; 72: 5; Daewang Title Match 1995, wins 73: 5; Etland Cup King of Kings Tournament 2005, wins 105: 10; Etland Cup King of Kings Tournament 2006, wins 108: 9; Fujitsu Cup Final 1996, defeats Ma Xiaochun in 77: 4; Fujitsu Cup Final 1998, defeats Chang Hao in 83: 3, 16; Igo Club Challenge Match 1991, loses to Yoda Norimoto in 62: 5; 63: 5;; 65: 34-35; Ing Cup Final 2000-01, defeats Chang Hao in 90: 34; 91: 2; international grand slam (1999), completes 85: 4; international grand slam (2007), completes 113: 2*, 43; international record (as of 2007) 113: 21; international tournaments 1998-99, performance in 86: 8; Japan-China-Korea Meijin Tournament 1996, wins 77: 4; 78: 4; Jinro Cup results 1993-97 105: 31; KBS Cup 2001, wins 94: 12; KBS Cup 2005, wins 105: 10; KBS Cup 2007, wins 113: 10*; 114: 8; KBS Cup 2009, wins 118: 10; Kiseong Title Match 1995, wins 73: 5; Kiseong Title Match 1997, defeats Ch’oe Myeong-hun in 79: 15-16*; Kiseong Title Match 1998, defeats Cho Hun-hyeon in 82: 15; Kiseong Title Match 1999, defeats Mok Chin-seok in 85: 9-10; Kiseong Title Match 2000, defeats Ch’oe Kyu-pyeong in 88: 12; Kiseong Title Match 2001, wins 91: 13; Kiseong Title Match 2002, wins 94: 13; 95: 12-13; Kiseong Title Match 2003, wins 97: 56; 98: 11; “Korean Go: The Age of Lee” 71: 47-56*; Korean title matches, wins various 63: 8; 74: 4; Korean tournaments in the 1990s, dominates 66: 7; 68: 64; 70: 10; 71: 47-56*;; 75: 5; 82: 6; 84: 5; Kukgi Title Match 1994, wins 72: 6; Kuksu Title Match 1994, wins 72: 5-6; Kuksu Title Match 1997, defeats Seo Pong-su in 81: 6; 82: 14; Kuksu Title Match 2002, wins 95: 13; Kuksu Title Match 2003, wins 97: 56; Kuksu Title Match 2006, wins 107: 9; LG Cup Final 1997, defeats Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 79: 2; 80: 46; LG Cup Final 1999, defeats Ma Xiaochun in 85: 3-4; 86: 6; LG Cup Final 2001, defeats Yi Se-tol in 91: 2-3; 92: 2, 40; LG Cup Final 2003, loses to Yi Se-tol in 98: 2; 99: 31*; LG Cup Final 2004, wins 101: 2; LG Petroleum Cup Final 2001, wins 94: 12; LG Petroleum Cup Final 2003, wins 100: 10; LG Petroleum Cup Final 2004, wins 103: 10; Myeongin Title Match 2000, wins 90: 28; Myeongin Title Match 2001, defeats Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 93: 10; 94: 13; Myeongin Title Match 2002, defeats An Cho-yeong in 96: 40; Myeongin Title Match 2003, wins 100: 10; “New Moves and New Josekis” 79: 70-71; 80: 24-27; Nong Shim Cup 2000-2005, winning streak in 105: 31-32; Paedal Wang Title Match 1997, defeats Cho Hun-hyeon in 80: 10; Paedal Wang Title Match 1998, loses to Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 85: 8; P’aewang Title Match 1995, wins 73: 5; P’aewang Title Match 2001, wins 91: 13; P’aewang Title Match 2002, wins 95: 13; prize money, tops one billion won in 94: 13; rivalries see subentry Yoda; Ryu Shikun’s opinion about 71: 26-27*; Samsung Cup Final 1997, wins 81: 2; 82: 7; Samsung Cup Final 1998-99, defeats Ma Xiaochun in 85: 15; Samsung Cup Final 1999, defeats Cho Sonjin in 88: 2*; spelling of his name 70: 10; Teda Cup 2004, wins 102: 3; Tekron Cup Final 1997, defeats Ch’oe Myeong-hun in 81: 5, 38; titles won 117: 11; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1991-92, defeats Rin Kaiho in 65: 3; 66: 4*; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1993, defeats Cho Chikun in 69: 4*; 71: 19, 30*; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1996, defeats Ma Xiaochun in 76: 7-8, 10*; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1998, defeats Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 83: 3; Toyota & Denso Cup 2002-03, wins 97: 2-3*; TV Asia Tournament Final 1999, loses to Yoda Norimoto in 86: 9; TV Asia Tournament Final 2000, loses to Cho Hun-hyeon in 89: 6; TV Asia Tournament Final 2002, defeats Cho Hun-hyeon in 95: 6*; Wangwi Title Match 1994, loses to Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 71: 55; Wangwi Title Match 1997, defeats Cho Hun-hyeon in 80: 29; 81: 5; Wangwi Title Match 1998, defeats Cho Hun-hyeon in 83: 36; Wangwi Title Match 2000, wins 90: 28, 29; Wangwi Title Match 2002, wins 95: 13; 96: 40; Wangwi Title Match 2003, wins 99: 10; Wangwi Title Match 2004, wins 102: 10; Wangwi Title Match 2005, wins 105: 10; Wangwi Title Match 2006, wins 108: 9; Wangwi Title Match 2007, wins 112: 8; world’s number one player 86: 54*; Yoda Norimoto, rivalry with 102: 33, 36; 117: 20-21; Zhonghuan Cup 2007, wins 113: 2*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. An Cho-yeong: Chaigowi Title Match 1999 (Game 2) 85: 7-8
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Chang Hao: Fujitsu Cup Final 1998 83: 16-18; Ing Cup Final 2000-01 (Game 2) 91: 25-27*; Samsung Cup Final 2007 (Game 2) 111: 28-30; Toyota & Denso Cup Final 2003 98: 21-27*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Cho Chikun: Tong Yang Securities Cup 1995-96 (semifinal: Game 2) 76: 7-8; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1993 (Games 1-3) 71: 19-30*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Cho Hun-hyeon: Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 1996 (Game 1) 79: 17-18; BC Card Cup Title Match 1997 (Game 4) 80: 30-33; Chaigowi Title Match 1994 (Game 3) 71: 53-54; Chaigowi Title Match 1997 (Games 4 & 5) 79: 13-15; Chunlan Cup Final 1999 (Game 1) 87: 9-14; Kiseong Title Match 1994 (Game 3) 71: 50-51; Kiseong Title Match 1998 (Game 5) 82: 15-16; Kiseong Title Match 2003 (Game 5) 98: 12-13; Kiwang Title Match 1994 (Game 4) 71: 54-55; Myeongin Title Match 1997 (Games 3 & 5) 81: 40-42; Paedal Wang Title Match 1993 (Game 4) 71: 49-50; Paedal Wang Title Match 1997 (middle-game analysis of Game 3) 80: 8, 10-11; P’aewang Title Match 1994 (Game 4) 71: 51-52; Tong Yang Securities Cup 1990-91 (semifinal, Game 3) 65: 33-34*; Wangwi Title Match 1997 (Games 1-4) 80: 29-30; 81: 25-37, 63-64
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Cho U: CSK Cup 2003 (Round 3) 99: 21-23*; Fujitsu Cup 2007 (semifinal) 113: 19-23*; Nong Shim Cup 2004-05 (Shanghai Round) 105: 29-31
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Ch’oe Ch’eol-han: Kuksu Title Match 2005 (Game 3) 104: 19-20
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Ch’oe Myeong-hun: Kiseong Title Match 1997 (Game 4) 79: 15-16*; Tekron Cup Final 1997 (Game 3) 81: 38-39
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Fujisawa Shuko: Fujitsu Cup 1994 (Round 1) 71: 38-40*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Gu Li: Fujitsu Cup 2008 (final) 117: 21-24*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Han Sang-hun: Samsung Cup 2007 (Round 2) 113: 37-42*, 59; Samsung Cup 2007 (Round 2, fuseki analysis) 116: 56
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Hane Naoki: Chunlan Cup Final 2003 (Games 1 & 2) 98: 14-21; CSK Cup 2003 (Round 2) 99: 15-17*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Kato Masao: Fujitsu Cup 1994 (Round 2) 71: 41-43
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Kobayashi Koichi: Fujitsu Cup 1990 (quarterfinal) 61: 8-12*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Kobayashi Satoru: Samsung Cup Final 1997 (Games 1-3) 82: 7-13; Tong Yang Securities Cup 1997 (semifinal) 79: 26-27
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Komatsu Hideki: IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1988 (Round 2) 52: 15-16
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Luo Xihe: Samsung Cup Final 2006 (Game 3) 107: 40-42
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Ma Xiaochun: Fujitsu Cup Final 1996 78: 20-22; LG Cup Final 1999 (Game 3) 86: 6-8; Samsung Cup Final 1998-99 (Games 1 & 5) 85: 15-19; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1996 (Game 4) 76: 8-10
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Mok Chin-seok: Kiseong Title Match 1999 (Game 1) 85: 9-10; LG Cup Final 2004 (Games 1-4) 102: 12-21
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. O Meien: Fujitsu Cup 1989 (Round 1) 55: 20-28*; Nong Shim Cup 2004-05 (Shanghai Round) 105: 32-33
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Pak Cheong-sang: Zhonghuan Cup 2007 (final) 113: 43
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Pak Yeong-hun: Fujitsu Cup 2007 (final) 113: 27-31*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Rin Kaiho: Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1991-92 (Games 1 & 2) 66: 14-19*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Rui Naiwei: Ing Cup 1992 (Round 2) 69: 16-18; KBS invitational game (2000) 90: 15-21; Kuksu Tournament 1999-2000 (final game) 88: 15-20; LG Petroleum Cup 2000 90: 21-27*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Seo Pong-su: Kukgi Title Match 1993 (Game 2) 71: 48-49; Kuksu Title Match 1997 (Game 3) 82: 14-15; Wangwi Title Match 2000 (Game 4) 90: 29-34
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Song T’ae-kon: Fujitsu Cup 2003 (semifinal) 99: 32-35*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Takemiya Masaki: Fujitsu Cup 1990 (Round 2) 60: 8-13*; Japan-China-Korea Meijin Tournament 1996 76: 5-6*
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Wang Xi: TV Asia Tournament 2006 (final) 109: 46-48
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yamada Kimio: Samsung Cup 1999 (semifinal) 87: 65
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yamashita Keigo: Fujitsu Cup 2006 (Round 2) 108: 44-47*; Fujitsu Cup 2006 (Round 2, sacrifice analysis) 117: 60-62; Ing Cup 2004 (Round 2) 102: 25-28
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yi Se-tol: Fujitsu Cup 2002 (semifinal) 96: 9-13; LG Cup Final 2001 (Games 2 & 5) 92: 25-40*; LG Cup Final 2003 (Games 1-4) 99: 25-31*; Samsung Cup 2001 (quarterfinal) 93: 27-28, 47; Wangwi Title Match 2004 (Game 4) 109: 56
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yoda Norimoto: Chunlan Cup 1999 (semifinal) 86: 13-16; Fujitsu Cup 2004 (quarterfinal) 102: 33-36*; Fujitsu Cup 2008 (quarterfinal) 117: 17-20; Igo Club Challenge Match 1991 (Game 3) 65: 35-39*; Nong Shim Cup 2005-06 (Shanghai Round) 108: 15-18*; Nong Shim Cup 2005-06 (Shanghai Round, sacrifice analysis) 118: 60-62; Teda Cup 2004 102: 36-37; TV Asia Tournament Final 1999 86: 9-13; unknown game (joseki analysis) 104: 61-64
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok: 1997 (joseki analysis) 106: 64-66; Kukgi Title Match 1995 (Game 1) 75: 6; LG Cup Final 1997 (Game 3) 80: 40-46; Paedal Wang Title Match 1998 (Game 5) 85: 8-9; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1998 (Game 4) 83: 12-16; Wangwi Title Match 1994 (Game 5) 71: 55-56
Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Zhou Heyang: Chunlan Cup Final 2005 (Game 3) 105: 28-29; Fujitsu Cup 2000 (Round 2) 89: 29-31
“Yi Ch’ang-ho, the female” (nickname) see Pak Chi-eun
Yi Sang-hun: SK Gas New Stars Best Ten Title Match 2000, wins 90: 28; 91: 13
Yi Sang-hun vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok: P’aewang Tournament 1997 (semifinal, middle-game analysis) 80: 9, 20-22
Yi Se-tol: 7-dan promotion record (2003) 98: 2, 11; 9-dan promotion record (2003) 99: 2; 21st century performance 111: 12*; Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 2000, wins 91: 13; BC Card Cup Title Match 2002, wins 95: 13; biographical details 91: 33*; China-Korea King of the New Stars Play-off 2002, wins 96: 4; Cho U, rivalry with 112: 50; Commodity Prices Information Cup 2006, wins 109: 9; Commodity Prices Information Cup 2007, wins 113: 10; in conflict with Hanguk Kiweon (2009) 119: 4-5*; Fujitsu Cup 2002, wins 96: 2*; Fujitsu Cup 2003, wins 99: 2*; Fujitsu Cup 2005, wins 105: 2*; 107: 11; GS-Caltex Professional Go Tournament 2006, wins 110: 9; KBS Cup 2006, wins 110: 8-9; KFT Cup 2002, wins 95: 13; Kuksu Title Match 2008, wins 114: 8; Kuksu Title Match 2008-09, wins 117: 11*; 118: 9; LG Cup Final 2001, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in 91: 2-3; 92: 2, 40; LG Cup Final 2003, defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho in 98: 2; 99: 31*; LG Cup Final 2008, defeats Han Sang-hun in 114: 3-4; Most Valuable Player of 2002, chosen as 97: 56; Myak-shing Cup Final 2005, wins 104: 10; Myak-shing Cup Final 2006, wins 107: 9*; Myak-shing Cup Final 2007, wins 111: 8; Myeongin Title Match 2007, wins 113: 10; Myeongin Title Match 2008, wins 117: 12; 118: 9; Paedal Wang Title Match 2000, wins 90: 28; 91: 13; ranking record (2008) 117: 12; 118: 10; rivalries see subentry Cho U; Samsung Cup 2004, wins 103: 2*; Samsung Cup 2008, wins 114: 2; Samsung Cup 2009, wins 118: 3; style of 119: 21; Toyota & Denso Cup 2004-05, wins 103: 2; Toyota & Denso Cup 2006-07, wins 110: 2*; 111: 27; Toyota & Denso Cup 2006-07, interview after winning 111: 27; TV Asia Tournament 2007, wins 112: 3-4*; TV Asia Tournament 2008, wins 115: 4; winning streak (2000) of 89: 58; youngest-ever 9-dan in go history 99: 2
Yi Se-tol vs. Chang Hao: Toyota & Denso Cup 2004-05 (final, Games 1-3) 104: 13-19*
Yi Se-tol vs. Chen Yaoye: TV Asia Tournament 2007 (final) 113: 32-34*
Yi Se-tol vs. Cho Chikun: Fujitsu Cup 2006 (Round 2) 108: 42-43
Yi Se-tol vs. Cho U: Fujitsu Cup 2007 (Round 2) 112: 50-53*; Toyota & Denso Cup 2006-07 (final, Games 1-3) 111: 12-27*
Yi Se-tol vs. Ch’oe Ch’eol-han: Fujitsu Cup 2005 (final) 106: 9-11, 67; Zhonghuan Cup Final 2005 105: 57
Yi Se-tol vs. Gu Li: CSK Cup Asian Team Match 2006 (Round 3, sacrifice analysis) 117: 62-64; LG Cup Final 2009 (Game 2) 119: 23-26
Yi Se-tol vs. Han Sang-hun: LG Cup Final 2008 (Game 3) 115: 48-49, 55
Yi Se-tol vs. Hane Naoki: Fujitsu Cup 2003 (Round 2) 98: 30-33; Toyota & Denso Cup 2006-07 (quarterfinal) 110: 50-51*
Yi Se-tol vs. Iyama Yuta: Fujitsu Cup 2008 (Round 2) 117: 14-17
Yi Se-tol vs. Kong Jie: Samsung Cup Final 2009 (Game 2) 119: 21-23*
Yi Se-tol vs. Shao Weigang: 1998 (joseki analysis) 101: 43-44
Yi Se-tol vs. Song T’ae-kon: Fujitsu Cup 2003 (final) 99: 41-44*
Yi Se-tol vs. Wang Lei: LG Cup 2007-08 (Round 2) 112: 46
Yi Se-tol vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho: Fujitsu Cup 2002 (semifinal) 96: 9-13; LG Cup Final 2001 (Games 2 & 5) 92: 25-40*; LG Cup Final 2003 (Games 1-4) 99: 25-31*; Samsung Cup 2001 (quarterfinal) 93: 27-28, 47; Wangwi Title Match 2004 (Game 4) 109: 56
Yi Se-tol vs. Yoda Norimoto: CSK Cup 2003 (Round 2) 99: 12-15*; Fujitsu Cup 2003 (semifinal) 99: 35-40*
Yi Se-tol vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok: Fujitsu Cup 2002 (final) 96: 13-17; Paedal Wang Title Match 2000 (Game 5) 91: 33-39; Wangwi Tournament 2004 110: 64
Yin and yang: in relation to game of go 70: 51-52
Yo Kagen: NEC Shun’ei Tournament 1997, wins 79: 8; “Preserving Aji” (joseki analysis) 92: 44-45; Shin’ei Tournament 1996, wins 79: 9; “Unusual Joseki Variations” 93: 46-47
Yo Kagen vs. Aguilar, Fernando: Toyota & Denso Cup 2002-03 (Round 2) 97: 42-44*
Yo Kagen vs. Muramatsu Ryuichi: 1986 (?) 45: 64
Yoda joseki: “The Korean Style: Korean Joseki Innovations”. Part 6 (Oya Koichi) 102: 59-64
Yoda Norimoto: 900 wins, reaches 112: 7; 2007 performance 112: 25; biographical details 35: 42*; 55: 26*; career survey 65: 47; Gosei Title Match 1996, defeats Kobayashi Satoru in 77: 2*; Gosei Title Match 1997, defeats Yuki Satoshi in 80: 4; Gosei Title Match 1998, defeats Sonoda Yuichi in 83: 36; Gosei Title Match 1999, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in 86: 3*; Gosei Title Match 2003, wins 99: 6, 7; Gosei Title Match 2004, wins 102: 7; Gosei Title Match 2005, wins 105: 6*; Gosei Tournament 2003, wins 98: 8, 9; Honinbo League 2003-04, wins 101: 6-7; Honinbo League 2006-07, wins 111: 6; Honinbo Title Match 2004, loses to Cho U in 102: 7; Honinbo Title Match 2007, loses to Takao Shinji in 112: 5*; Igo Club Challenge Match 1991, defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho in 62: 5; 63: 5; 65: 34-35; Ing Cup Final 1996, loses to Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 78:12; international tournaments in 1993-94, success in 70:2*; JT Cup 1997, wins 79: 9; Judan Title Match 1995, defeats Otake Hideo in 73: 45; Judan Title Match 1996, defeats O Rissei in 76: 2-3*; 77: 27; Judan Title Match 1997, loses to Kato Masao in 79: 6-7*; Judan Tournament 1994-95, wins 72: 3; Kido Prizes for 1989, receives five 59: 6*; Kisei Leagues 2008 play-off, wins 117: 7-8*; Kisei Title Match 1998, loses to Cho Chikun in 82: 4*; Kisei Title Match 2009, loses to Yamashita Keigo in 118: 5*; Kisei Tournament 1997 play-off, defeats Ryu Shikun in 81: 5; Kisei Tournament 1998 play-off, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in 84: 3; Meijin League 1998-99, wins 86: 3; Meijin Title Match 1999, loses to Cho Chikun in 87: 3-4*, 28; Meijin Title Match 2000, defeats Cho Chikun in 90: 5-6*; 91: 15*; Meijin Title Match 2001, defeats Rin Kaiho in 93: ifc*, 6; Meijin Title Match 2002, defeats Cho Chikun in 96: 6; Meijin Title Match 2003, defeats Yamashita Keigo in 99: 7; Meijin Title Match 2004, loses to Cho U in 102: 7-8; 103: 5; 104: 22; most games in one year (1990), heads for another record of 60: 7; NHK Cup 1991, wins 63: 8; NHK Cup 1999, wins 85: 6; NHK Cup 2000, wins 88: 9; rivalries see subentry Yi; Samsung Cup Final 1996, defeats Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 78: 13*, 14, 18-19; Shinjin-O Title Match 1983, wins 32: 5; Shinjin-O Title Match 1986, wins 45: 4; Shinjin-O Title Match 1987, wins 50: 4-5*; Shinjin-O Title Match 1990, wins 61: 4; Shusai Prize 2003, wins 101: 7; on Takao Shinji 112: 25; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1994, loses to Cho Hun-hyeon in 71: 2*; tournament performance 101: 6-7; TV Asia Tournament 1993, wins 70: 2; TV Asia Tournament Final 1999, defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho in 86: 9; winning streak in NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1988 52: 16; 54: 2; Yi Ch’ang-ho, rivalry with 102: 33, 36; 117: 20-21; youngest league player (1984) 37: 2*, 3
Yoda Norimoto vs. Cho Chikun: Kisei Title Match 1998 (Games 1-6) 83: 19-28*, 30-35; Meijin Title Match 1999 (Games 1-5) 87: 28-40*; Meijin Title Match 2000 (Games 1-4) 91: 16-24; Meijin Title Match 2002 (Games 1-5) 97: 13-36
Yoda Norimoto vs. Cho Han-seung: Nong Shim Cup 2005-06 (Shanghai Round) 108: 12-13
Yoda Norimoto vs. Cho U: Honinbo Title Match 2004 (Games 1-6) 103: 32-56*^c; Meijin Title Match 2004 (Games 1-6) 104 22-40, 56; 105: 35-55*
Yoda Norimoto vs. Dong Yan: CSK Cup 2003 (Round 3) 99: 23-24
Yoda Norimoto vs. Kato Masao: Judan Title Match 1997 (Games 1 & 2) 80: 56-64*
Yoda Norimoto vs. Kobayashi Koichi: Meijin League 1997-98 (joseki analysis) 87: 62-63
Yoda Norimoto vs. Kong Jie: Nong Shim Cup 2005-06 (Shanghai Round) 108: 13-15
Yoda Norimoto vs. Ma Xiaochun: NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1988 52: 17; Shuko’s China Tour 1984 36: 19-20*
Yoda Norimoto vs. Miyazawa Goro: Shinjin-O Title Match 1983 (Game 2) 35: 42-43*
Yoda Norimoto vs. Mok Chin-seok: Nong Shim Cup 2007-08 (Pusan Round, middle-game problem & game); 116: 48-54, 47
Yoda Norimoto vs. O Rissei: Judan Title Match 1996 (Game 4) 77: 27-29
Yoda Norimoto vs. Otake Hideo: Judan Title Match 1995 (Games 1-3) 73: 45-51*; Judan Title Match 1995 (post-joseki analysis of Game 1) 77: 50
Yoda Norimoto vs. Pak Yeong-hun: Fujitsu Cup 2007 (semifinal) 113: 23-27*; Nong Shim Cup 2006-07 (Shanghai Round) 111: 32-35
Yoda Norimoto vs. Peng Quan: Ing Cup 2004 (Round 2) 102: 28-30
Yoda Norimoto vs. Pietsch, Hans: LG Cup 1997-98 (Round 1) 81: 14-17^c
Yoda Norimoto vs. Redmond, Michael: Kirin Cup 1988 55: 56-57
Yoda Norimoto vs. Rin Kaiho: Meijin Title Match 2001 (Games 1-6) 93: 35-45; 94: 38-52
Yoda Norimoto vs. Sonoda Yuichi: Gosei Title Match 1998 (Games 1 & 3, including fuseki analysis) 83: 37-42, 60...64
Yoda Norimoto vs. Takao Shinji: Honinbo Title Match 2007 (Games 1-5) 112: 24-45*; 113: 12-18*
Yoda Norimoto vs. Yamashita Keigo: Kisei Title Match 2009 (Games 1-6) 119: 28-58*^c; Meijin Title Match 2003 (Games 1-5) 100: 52-57*; 101: 24-42*
Yoda Norimoto vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho: Chunlan Cup 1999 (semifinal) 86: 13-16; Fujitsu Cup 2004 (quarterfinal) 102: 33-36*; Fujitsu Cup 2008 (quarterfinal) 117: 17-20; Igo Club Challenge Match 1991 (Game 3) 65: 35-39*; Nong Shim Cup 2005-06 (Shanghai Round) 108: 15-18*; Nong Shim Cup 2005-06 (Shanghai Round, sacrifice analysis) 118: 60-62; Teda Cup 2004 102: 36-37; TV Asia Tournament Final 1999 (final game) 86: 9-13; unknown game (joseki analysis) 104: 61-64
Yoda Norimoto vs. Yi Se-tol: CSK Cup 2003 (Round 2) 99: 12-15*; Fujitsu Cup 2003 (semifinal) 99: 35-40*
Yoda Norimoto vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok: Ing Cup Final 1996 (Games 1-4) 78: 7-12*; Samsung Cup Final 1996 (Games 1-3) 78: 14-18
Yoda Norimoto + Kusunoki Teruko: Ricoh Cup 2001, win 91: 11
Yokohama Sotetsu Cup see World Women’s Amateur Go Championship
Yokota Shigeaki: Gosei Tournament 2007, wins 112: 6; Kansai Ki-in Number One Position Tournament 2005, wins 106: 6
Yokota Shigeaki vs. Kobayashi Koichi: Oza Tournament 1999 86: 50-52
Yokozeki Iho (17??–?): first game records of a female player 64: 38, 40
Yokozeki Iho vs. Nakao Kunitsugu: 1778 64: 39
Yomi see Reading
Yon-ko see Quadruple ko
Yonezo (19th-century gambler): Honinbo house challenged by 33: 51-52
Yonezo vs. Jowa: jubango 1820 (Game 1) 33: 52-53
Yonrensei fuseki: “How to Improve at Fuseki”. Part 7 (Kato Masao) 11: 35-37; “Takemiya Yonren-sei, This is the” (Takemiya Masaki) 51: 48-53^c
Yoo Chang-hyuk see Yu Ch’ang-hyeok
Yorimitsu (samurai) see Raiko legends
Yose see Endgame
Yoshida Mika: 8-dan promotion 99: 9; Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1993, wins 70: 9*; Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1996, defeats Nakazawa Ayako in 78: 3-4
Yoshida Mika + Tono Hiroaki: Ricoh Cup 2000, win 88: 8
Yoshida Misako (1881–1944): biography 64: 44, 46
Yoshida Misako vs. Suzuki Hideko: East-West Japan Women’s Match 1931 64: 49-50
Yoshida Yoichi (b. 1944): Europe tour (1979) by 13: 3-4
Yoshida Yoichi vs. Redmond, Michael: Tengen Preliminary Tournament 1981 25: 42-44
Yoshiie (samurai) see Minamoto no Yoshiie
Yoshiiku (artist) see Ochiai Yoshiiku
Yoshikazu (artist) see Utagawa Yoshikazu
Yoshitaki (artist) see Utagawa Yoshitaki
Yoshitora (artist) see Utagawa Yoshitora
Yoshitoshi (artist) see Tsukioka Yoshitoshi
Yoshitsune (warlord) see Minamoto no Yoshitsune
Yoshizaki Hisahiro vs. Xue Lei: joseki analysis 105: 62-63
Yoshu Chikanobu (artist): Competing for Glory in Shinagawa-ro (oban triptych, cover note) 103: 1; Sato Tadanobu (cover note) 23: 1
Young Carp Tournament see Hiroshima Aluminium Cup Young Carp Tournament
Young players: see also Children’s go as well as Prodigies; “China: Spotlight on Youth” (Oshima Masao) 109: 54-56; Japanese, Kobayashi Koichi’s opinion about promising 72: 57-58; Korean dan players, strength of new 78: 19; 86: 60; youngest Chinese and Japanese play game 97: 5
Young stars see New stars ...
Youngest 1-dan: three prodigies considered as 50: 52
Youngest 7-dan: Iyama Yuta, in Japanese go 105: 9*
Youngest 8-dan: Iyama Yuta, in Japanese go 116: 6
Youngest 9-dan: Chen Yaoye, in go history 112: 3, 4; Cho U, in Japanese go 99: 5; Pak Yeong-hun, in go history 102: 3; Yi Se-tol, in go history 99: 2
Youngest challengers: Cho U in Honinbo Title Match 2001 92: 6; Iyama Yuta in big-seven titles (2008) 116: 6
Youngest league players: Iyama Yuta in Kisei Leagues 2007 111: 4; 116: 6; Ko Iso in Meijin League 2005-06 105: 9; Yamashiro Hiroshi in Meijin League 1978-79 11: 3, 4*; Yoda Norimoto in Meijin League 1984-85 37: 2*, 3
Youngest title-holders: Iyama Yuta by winning Agon Kiriyama Cup 2005 105: 9*; 116: 6; in Japanese top-three titles 98: 6; Yoda Norimoto by winning Shinjin-O Title Match 1983 32: 5
Youngest women professionals: Xie Yimin (2004 in Japan) 101: 8
Youth tournaments: see British Youth Ch’ship ,; Dutch Junior Ch’ship ,; European Youth Ch’ship ,; Fujitsu Cup Under-15 Young Professionals Tournament ,; International New Stars Tournament ,; Nakano Cup ,; New Stars Tournament (China, 18 and under) ,; Queen of the New Stars ,; World Youth Ch’ship ,; Xinren Wang; as well as Schools tournaments
Yu Bin: Bawang Title Match 1995, loses to Cao Dayuan in 73: 6; LG Cup Final 2000, defeats Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in 89: 5; Mingren League 1990, wins 60: 7; Mingren Tournament 2005, wins 106: 7-8; Qiwang Title Match 2000, wins 91: 14; Qiwang Title Match 2002, wins 94: 14; TV Asia Tournament 2004, wins 101: 4*
Yu Bin vs. Chang Hao: All-China Individual Championship 1995 (final of Men’s Division) 75: 7-8
Yu Bin vs. Cho Chikun: Fujitsu Cup 1988 (Round 1) 51: 7-8
Yu Bin vs. Cho U: LG Cup Final 2005 (Games 1-4) 105: 12-26*
Yu Chae-hyeong vs. Ch’oe Ch’eol-han: Kiseong Tournament 2003-04 (play-off, Game 3) 110: 60
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok: 9-dan promotion 77: 5; Chunlan Cup Final 2001, wins 92: 2; Fujitsu Cup Final 1993, defeats Cho Hun-hyeon in 69: 5; 70: 33*; Ing Cup Final 1996, defeats Yoda Norimoto in 78:12; Kiseong Title Match 1989, loses to Cho Hun-hyeon in 58: 7-8; Korea’s number three player 86: 59*; “Korean Tournaments, Highlights from” (analysis) 80: 8-24; KT Cup Masters Final 2003, wins 98: 11; LG Cup Final 1997, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in 79: 2; 80: 46; LG Cup Final 1998, loses to O Rissei in 82: 2; 83: 5; LG Cup Final 2000, loses to Yu Bin in 89: 5; LG Cup Final 2002, wins 94: 3; 95: 2*; Maxim Cup 2001, wins 91: 13; Maxim Cup 2002, wins 94: 13; Myeongin Title Match 2001, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in 93: 10; 94: 13; Paedal Wang Title Match 1998, defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho in 85: 8; Paedal Wang Title Match 1999, wins 88: 12; P’aewang Title Match 1997, loses to Cho Hun-hyeon in 80: 13; P’aewang Title Match 2003, wins 98: 27; Samsung Cup Final 1996, loses to Yoda Norimoto in 78: 13*, 14, 18-19; Samsung Cup Final 2000, defeats Yamada Kimio in 91: 2; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1998, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in 83: 3, 12; Wangwi Title Match 1994, defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho in 71: 55; Wangwi Title Match 1995, wins 74: 4, 56
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Cho Hun-hyeon: Fujitsu Cup Final 1993 70: 33-37*; P’aewang Title Match 1997 (Game 3) 80: 8, 13-16; Wangwi Title Match 1995 (Game 7) 74: 56-57
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Ma Xiaochun: Fujitsu Cup Final 1999 86: 4-6
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. O Rissei: LG Cup Final 1998 (Games 1-5) 83: 5-12
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Wang Xi: CSK Cup 2004 (Round 3) 102: 23-25*
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Wu Songsheng: Tekron Cup 1997 (Round 1, middle-game analysis) 80: 8, 12-13
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Yamada Kimio: Samsung Cup Final 2000 (Game 4) 91: 30-32
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Yamashita Keigo: CSK Cup 2003 (Round 2) 98: 5*; 99: 17-20
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho: 1997 (joseki analysis) 106: 64-66; Kukgi Title Match 1995 (Game 1) 75: 6; LG Cup Final 1997 (Game 3) 80: 40-46; Paedal Wang Title Match 1998 (Game 5) 85: 8-9; Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1998 (Game 4) 83: 12-16; Wangwi Title Match 1994 (Game 5) 71: 55-56
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Yi Sang-hun: P’aewang Tournament 1997 (semifinal, middle-game analysis) 80: 9, 20-22
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Yi Se-tol: Fujitsu Cup 2002 (final) 96: 13-17; Paedal Wang Title Match 2000 (Game 5) 91: 33-39; Wangwi Tournament 2004 110: 64
Yu Ch’ang-hyeok vs. Yoda Norimoto: Ing Cup Final 1996 (Games 1-4) 78: 7-12*; Samsung Cup Final 1996 (Games 1-3) 78: 14-18
Yuanyang Cup 2007-08 (1st): Pak Chi-eun wins (+ results) 114: 2; results of Rounds 1 & 2, quarter- and semifinals 113: 5
Yugen Cup Top Stars League (Japan): 2008-09 (2nd): Iyama Yuta wins 118: 8
Yugen Monnyu (8th Hayashi) vs. Senchi Senkaku: castle game 1780 (2 stones) 23: 61-63
Yugoslav Championship: 1979 note 14: 3; 1980 note 20: 4
Yugoslav Go Association: founded (1978) 12: 6
Yugoslav Team Championship: 1977 note 7: 4; 1979 note 17: 4; 1981 note 26: 4
Yugoslavia-Austria Team Match: 1986 report 44: 5
Yugoslavian tournaments: see Belgrade Open Championship ,; Golden Dragon Tournament ,; Slovenian Championship ,; Yugoslav Championship ,; Yugoslav Team Championship
Yuki Satoshi: 900 wins, reaches 118: 9; Gosei Title Match 1997, loses to Yoda Norimoto in 80: 4; JAL Super Haya-go Tournament 2003, wins 99: 9; Kakusei Title 2003, wins 98: 8; Kansai Ki-in Number One Position Tournament 2006, wins 110: 7; Kansai Ki-in Number One Position Tournament 2007, wins 113: 9; Kansai Ki-in Number One Position Tournament 2008, wins 117: 10; Kisei Leagues 2004 play-off, wins 103: 6; Kisei Title Match 2005, loses to Hane Naoki in 103: 6; 104: 6-7; marriage of 108: 7; NHK Cup 2008-09, wins 118: 7; Phoenix Cup 2007, wins 112: 7
Yuki Satoshi vs. Chang Hao: Fujitsu Cup 1997 (Round 2, joseki analysis) 81: 57, 59
Yuki Satoshi vs. Hane Naoki: Kisei Title Match 2005 (Games 1-7) 106: 12-39*
Yuki Satoshi vs. Kato Masao: Honinbo League 1994-95 (joseki analysis) 78: 62-64
Yuki Satoshi vs. Kobayashi Satoru: Oza Tournament 1995 (joseki analysis) 75: 41-43
Yuki Satoshi vs. Redmond, Michael: Shin’ei Tournament 1989 60: 65-66; Shinjin-O Tournament 1992 69: 29-32*
Yuki Satoshi vs. Song T’ae-kon: CSK Cup 2003 (Round 2) 99: 20-21
Yuki Satoshi + Chinen Kaori: Ricoh Cup 1997, win 79: 9
Yun Chun-sang: Kuksu Title Match 2007, wins 111: 8
Yun Ki-hyeon: resigns as a professional 119: 8
Yun Yeong-seon: Haojue Cup Final 2002, wins 95: 2
Yurugi Motoharu (governor): Motoharu and the Severed Head (cover story by Pinckard) 82: 38
Yurumi shicho see Loose ladder

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