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No. 60 Summer 1990

The 3rd Fujitsu Cup: Special Game Commentary [12]: Takemiya M. vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho; 8-13*; Jimmy Cha vs. Cho Chikun; Otake Hideo vs. Cho Hun-hyeon
Showdown in Seoul: The Ing Champion vs. the Fujitsu Champion: Games 1 & 2
The 14th Kisei Title Match: Games 3-5: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Otake Hideo
Monster Go
Kada’s Life and Death Masterpieces
Four Tesuji Problems
36 Tesuji Patterns [10] 50*, 53-54
36 Life and Death Patterns [10] 50*, 54-55
All About the Two-Step Hane (1)
The 28th Judan Title: Game 2: Takemiya Masaki vs. Cho Chikun
Michael Redmond: 1989 a Year of Progress

No. 59 Spring 1990

Kido Prizes for 1989
The 14th Kisei Title Match: Games 1 & 2: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Otake Hideo
The 1st Ing Cup: Games 4 & 5: Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Nie Weiping
The 14th Meijin Title Match: Games 3-5: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Awaji Shuzo
The 2nd IBM Lightning Go Championship: Otake Hideo vs. Ishida Yoshio
The 28th Judan Title: Game 1: Takemiya Masaki vs. Cho Chikun
36 Tesuji Patterns [9] 43, 44-45
36 Life and Death Patterns [9] 43, 45-46
Two Semeai Problems
The Second Line: When to Play on It, When to Leave It Alone
Two Tesuji Problems
Good Style and Correct Shape [12] 54-55, 57-58
Go Topics, Go Trivia 55-57*
Tewari: How to Analyze the Efficiency of Your Stones

No. 58 Winter 1989 – 90

Go on the Roof of the World
One-Move Problem
Kobayashi Koichi: Modern Master: The 13th Meijin Title (1988): Kobayashi Overcomes the Kato Jinx; The 14th Meijin Title (1989): Kobayashi Outboxes Awaji
Good Style and Correct Shape [11] 51*, 53-54
Eight Tesuji Problems
36 Tesuji Patterns [8] 52, 56-57
36 Life and Death Patterns [8] 52, 57, 64
How to Stop the Monkey Jump
Stopping the Monkey Jump
The Tale of Genji: Japan’s First Go Stamp
1989 in Statistics
Go Topics, Go Trivia 67-68

No. 57 Autumn 1989

The Rennaissance of Cho Chikun: The 27th Judan Title Match; The 44th Honinbo Title Match
Go Topics, Go Trivia 31-32*
In Search of Harmony
How to Attack the Two-Space Extension
Attacking the Two-Space Extension: Problems
Good Style and Correct Shape [10] 57-59*
On the Edge
36 Tesuji Patterns [7] 60*, 61-63
36 Life and Death Patterns [7] 63-64*

No. 56 Summer 1989

The Irrepressible Takemiya: Fujitsu World Champion Again: Jimmy Cha vs. Cho Hun-hyeon; Final: Takemiya Masaki vs. Rin Kaiho
Cho Hun-hyeon Takes the 1st Ing Cup: Games 1-3
The 2nd IBM Lightning Championship: Ishida Yoshio vs. Michael Redmond; Cho Chikun vs. Tozawa Akinobu
The 13th Kisei Title Match: Games 1-5: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Takemiya Masaki
Treasury of Life and Death
Good Style and Correct Shape [9] 57, 59-60
36 Tesuji Patterns [6] 60*, 62
36 Life and Death Patterns [6] 61*, 63-64
Two Perspectives on Women’s Go

No. 55 Spring 1989

The Temple of the Golden Pavilion
The 2nd Fujitsu Cup: Jimmy Cha: Giant Killer; Jimmy Cha vs. Yamashiro Hiroshi; Jimmy Cha vs. Ohira Shuzo; Fernando Aguilar vs. Liang Weitang; Ronald Schlemper vs. Qian Yuping; Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. O Meien: Round-table Discussion
Nie Weiping: One Win away from $400,000: Ing Cup Semifinal Games 1 & 2: Nie Weiping vs. Fujisawa Shuko
The Myth Crumbles: China Loses the 4th Super Go Series
Michael Redmond: Challenging the Top: Redmond vs. Takemiya; Redmond vs. Sakata; Redmond vs. Hashimoto Shoji; Redmond vs. Yoda
36 Tesuji Patterns [5] 58*, 60-61
36 Life and Death Patterns [5] 58-59*, 61-62
Good Style and Correct Shape [8] 59*, 62-64

No. 54 Winter 1988 – 89

The 1st World Go Championship: The Fujitsu Cup: Final: Takemiya Masaki vs. Rin Kaiho
Go: The Immortal Game
Fighting for $400,000: The Ing Cup: Round 2: Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Kobayashi Koichi
Ishida Yoshio Wins the IBM Haya-go Open Tournament
36 Tesuji Patterns [4] 28^c, 30-31
Capturing Race Problems [2]
36 Life and Death Patterns [4] 29-30^c, 35-36
43rd Honinbo Title Match: Games 1-7: Takemiya Masaki vs. Otake Hideo

No. 53 Autumn 1988

The 1st World Go Championship: The Fujitsu Cup: Semifinal 1: Rin Kaiho vs. Nie Weiping; Semifinal 2: Takemiya Masaki vs. Kobayashi Koichi; Round 1: Kato Masao vs. Imamura Toshiya; Round 1: Ma Xiaochun vs. Jang Doo-Jin
1st IBM Haya-go Tournament: Quarterfinal 1: Ishida Yoshio vs. Suh; Quarterfinal 2: O Rissei vs. Ogata Masaki
Fighting for $400,000: The Ing Cup: Highlights from the first round; Round 2: Cho Chikun vs. Nie Weiping; Round 2: Fujisawa Shuko vs. Kato Masao
36 Tesuji Patterns [3] 33*, 59
The 12th Kisei Title Match: Games 2-5: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Kato Masao
Barbara Calhoun: America’s Ambassador of Go
36 Life and Death Patterns [3] 60*, 62-63
Further Poems of Po Lien-yi
Ladder Problems

No. 52 Summer 1988

The 1st World Go Championship: The Fujitsu Cup: Round 2: Nie Weiping vs. Kato Masao; Round 2: Takemiya Masaki vs. Ma Xiaochun; Round 1: Ronald Schlemper vs. Nie Weiping; Round 1: Lim Jung Ho vs. Shiraishi Yutaka
Michael Redmond vs. Kiyonari Tetsuya
1st IBM Haya-go Tournament: Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Komatsu Hideki
Yoda Triumphs in Japan-China Super Go
12th Kisei Title Match: Game 1: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Kato Masao
12th Meijin Title Match: Games 2-4: Kato Masao vs. Rin Kaiho
36 Tesuji Patterns [2] 39, 41-42
36 Life and Death Patterns [2] 39, 42, 72
Interview with David Erbach
The Magnificent Obsession: Sakata Eio and Go (2)

No. 51 Spring 1988

The 1st World Go Championship: The Fujitsu Cup: Cho Chikun vs. Yu Bin; Kobayashi Koichi vs. Cho Hun-hyeon
The 3rd Japan-China Super Go: Nie Weiping vs. Kato Masao
Go and the “Three Games”
James Chen and the American Go Institute
Alan Chen: The Shape of Things to Come
1987 Tournament Go (1): The 25th Judan Title Match; The 42nd Honinbo Title Match; The 12th Meijin Title Match

No. 50 Winter 1987 – 88

Special Issue: The World of Japanese Go

About This Issue
2nd Japan-China Super Go: Final: Otake Hideo vs. Nie Weiping; Takemiya Masaki vs. Nie Weiping
Strange and Wonderful Shapes
The Fascination of the Jubango
Michael Redmond vs. Otake Hideo
Ko Problems
Tales of Men Crazy about Go
The Classic of Go
Capturing Race Problems [1]
The Professional Rating Tournament
Suspicious Jigos and Early Resignations
The Magnificent Obsession: Sakata Eio and Go (1)
Count Pecorini’s The Game of Wei-chi

No. 49 Autumn 1987

Pro vs. Pro Blindfold Go
11th Kisei Title Match: The Kisei Title in Los Angeles; Games 1-5: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Takemiya Masaki; The Atom Bomb Game
36 Tesuji Patterns [1] 34, 39
36 Life and Death Patterns [1] 34, 40
The World of Go (2)
Simple Fuseki Theory
Seki Quiz
Bad Moves: How Many Points Do They Lose? [6] 45-49*
Good Style and Correct Shape [7] 49-51
5th Women’s Honinbo Title Match: Games 1 & 2: Kusunoki Teruko vs. Ogawa Tomoko
Go and Music: Two Fine Arts
Handicap Corner
The Great Joseki Debate [24] 59-ibc*

No. 48 Summer 1987

34th Oza Title Match: Games 1-4: Kato Masao vs. Rin Kaiho
Japan vs. China: Kato Masao vs. Nie Weiping; Sakai Takeshi vs. Shao Zhenzhong
12th Tengen Title Match: Games 2-4: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Sonoda Yuichi
The World of Go [1]: Nakayama Noriyuki
Find the Best Move
Three Trick Moves [12] 42, 44-45
Bad Moves: How Many Points Do They Lose? [5] 42*, 45-48
Good Style and Correct Shape [6] 43*, 48-50
Abe Makes 9-dan
Tesuji Magic [12] 51*, 55-58: Yamabe Toshiro vs. Go Seigen
The Great Joseki Debate [23] 59-64

No. 47 Spring 1987

Grand Minister Kibi and the Transmission of Go to Japan
11th Meijin Title Match: Games 1-4: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Kato Masao; Meijin Prize Money; Meijin Title Winners
A Go-Player’s Life: Iwamoto Kaoru 9-dan
Three Trick Moves [11] 38, 49-50
11th Gosei Title Match: Games 1-3: Cho Chikun vs. Otake Hideo
2nd NEC Japan-China Super Go: Kobayashi Satoru vs. Liu Xiaoping
Tesuji Magic [11] 52, 54-57^c
Good Style and Correct Shape [5] 52*, 58-59
Bad Moves: How Many Points Do They Lose? [4] 53*, 59-62
12th Tengen Title Match: Game 1: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Sonoda Yuichi

No. 46 Winter 1986 – 87

2nd Japan-China TV Championship
Making Shape
The Bard of Computer Go
1986 Japan-China Go Exchange: Sonoda Yuichi vs. Ma Xiaochun
Return of “Kato the Killer”
2nd NEC Japan-China Super Go: Kobayashi Satoru vs. Jiang Zhujiu
Tesuji Problem
41st Honinbo Title Match: Games 3-5: Takemiya Masaki vs. Yamashiro Hiroshi
The Secret of Kobayashi Koichi’s Strength: A Superb Transformation: Kato Masao; A Champion Long-Distance Runner: Rin Kaiho; Talent Plus Effort: Ishida Akira; An Unforgettable Game: Kobayashi Reiko
Good Style and Correct Shape [4] 47-49
Michael Redmond vs. Kojima Takaho
Tesuji Magic [10] 52, 54-56
Three Trick Moves [10] 53, 56, 64
The Great Joseki Debate [22] 57-63

No. 45 Autumn 1986

24th Judan Title Match: Games 1-3: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Takemiya Masaki; Judan Title-holders
1985 Move of the Year
Tesuji Problems
Endgame Problem
41st Honinbo Title Match: Games 1 & 2: Takemiya Masaki vs. Yamashiro Hiroshi
Good Style and Correct Shape [3] 35-37*
The World’s Top Ten
Three Trick Moves [9] 40, 42-43
Tesuji Magic [9] 40-41*, 43-46^c
Bad Moves: How Many Points Do They Lose? [3] 41*, 46-49
The Go Burglar
The Great Joseki Debate [21] 51-57
When Is a Ko Not a Ko?
Why Not Eliminate the Irrational in Go?
Finesse or Brute Force? [2]

No. 44 Summer 1986

10th Kisei Title Match: Games 1-6: Cho Chikun vs. Kobayashi Koichi
Bad Moves: How Many Points Do They Lose? [2] 27-31
Three Trick Moves [8] 31-33
Tesuji Magic [8] 33-34*, 35-37^c
Good Style and Correct Shape [2] 34*, 38-39
Semeai Problems
Amateur Honinbo vs. Professional Honinbo
The Great Joseki Debate [20] 41-47
10th Gosei Title Match: Games 1-4: Otake Hideo vs. Kudo Norio
33rd Oza Title Match: Games 2 & 3: Kato Masao vs. Kobayashi Koichi
11th Tengen Title Match: Games 1-3: Ishida Yoshio vs. Kobayashi Koichi

No. 43 Spring 1986

1985 Tournament Go
Thoughts on My Professional Career: Michael Redmond
Growing up with Go
10th Meijin Title Match: Games 1-7: Cho Chikun vs. Kobayashi Koichi
NEC Japan-China Super Go: Fujisawa Shuko vs. Nie Weiping; Nie Weiping vs. Kato Masao
Bad Moves: How Many Points Do They Lose? [1] 47*, 49-53
Three Trick Moves [7] 47, 53-54
Good Style and Correct Shape [1] 48*, 54-55
Tesuji Magic [7] 48-49*, 55-58^c
The Great Joseki Debate [19] 59-64*

No. 42 Winter 1985 – 86

NEC Japan-China Super Go: Jiang Zhujiu vs. Awaji Shuzo; Jiang Zhujiu vs. Kobayashi Koichi
1985 Japan-China Go Exchange: Jiang Zhujiu vs. Sakai Takeshi; Ma Xiaochun vs. Ishida Akira; Rui Naiwei vs. Kuwata Yasuaki; Cao Dayuan vs. Awaji Shuzo
Go in the Classics: The Tso-chuan
Improvement: Random Notes
Middle Game Problems
Life-and-Death Problem
40th Honinbo Title Match: Games 1-5: Rin Kaiho vs. Takemiya Masaki
33rd Oza Title Match: Game 1: Kato Masao vs. Kobayashi Koichi
Basic Fighting Techniques [24] 48, 50-51
Tesuji Magic [6] 49*, 52-54^c
The Great Joseki Debate [18] 55-61
Computer Go: A Smart Board and its Applications

No. 41 Autumn 1985

China vs. Korea in California
A Champion for All Seasons: Takagawa Kaku
Takagawa’s Artistry with Thickness
How Many Moves Ahead Is It Possible to Read?
23rd Judan Title Match: Judan Play-off: Otake Hideo vs. Rin Kaiho; Games 1-3: Kobayashi Koichi vs. Otake Hideo
The Three Virtues of Go
Some Poems of Po Lien-yi
Three Trick Moves [6] 48, 51-52
Basic Fighting Techniques [23] 48, 52-54
Problem: How to Attack
Tesuji Magic [5] 49*, 55-56, 64^c
Voice Recorder 361 [3]
The Great Joseki Debate [17] 57-63
Endgame Problem

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