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Tournament
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
Kobayashi Satoru
0
(automatic berth)
0
Kobayashi Satoru
0
Kato Masao
1
O Rissei
0
Kato Masao
1
Kato Masao
0
Kobayashi Koichi
1
Ryu Shikun
0
Kudo Norio
(
Tengen
)
1
Kudo Norio
0
Kobayashi Koichi
1
Ogaki Yusaki
0
Kobayashi Koichi
1
Cho Chikun
4
Kobayashi Koichi
2
Akiyama Jiro
0
(automatic berth)
0
Ishida Yoshio
1
Akiyama Jiro
0
Ishida Yoshio
1
Kataoka Satoshi
0
Ishida Yoshio
0
Yoda Norimoto
1
Third place
Hiroe Hiroyuki
0
Yamada Kimio
(
Oza
)
1
Yamada Kimio
0
Yoda Norimoto
0
Yoda Norimoto
1
Lost to Kobayashi K.
0
Yoda Norimoto
0
(automatic berth)
0
v
t
e
Kisei
Past tournaments
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2024
Past winners
Hideyuki Fujisawa
(1977–1982)
Cho Chikun
(1983–1985)
Koichi Kobayashi
(1986–1993)
Cho Chikun
(1994)
Satoru Kobayashi
(1995)
Cho Chikun
(1996–1999)
Ō Rissei
(2000–2002)
Keigo Yamashita
(2003)
Naoki Hane
(2004–2005)
Keigo Yamashita
(2006–2009)
Cho U
(2010–2012)
Yuta Iyama
(2013–2021)
Ryo Ichiriki
(2022–)
Honorary winners
Hideyuki Fujisawa
Koichi Kobayashi
Categories
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Kisei (Go)
1999 in go