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明けましておめでとうございます！こちらこそ今年もよろしくお願いします。 Thanks for asking questions about draw game rules. I think it’s better to check wiki to know it correctly. The 1st question’s answer is not on wiki and no one knows it even if you are playing the game. I think the timing would be when both players think it’s almost impossible to catch opponent king. However if one player has great advantage at the timing, he doesn’t give up the game as draw. This point would make drama and exciting always. About my name, please call me Taku. Because I am called Taku from Europe friends.

Thanks for watching this video! I guess you are going to learn another strategy. I hope it helps you to improve shogi level:)

You’re welcome!

Thanks for watching this video! Yes, there are really many techniques to learn in this game.

Thanks for watching this video! The rook looks trap but there was no mate even if Sente took the rook. Sente could win if Masuda took the rook. However he lost against the pressure of Kimura as 1st Meijin. Yes, I would share Kifus this year also!

@@shogiramentv64 Awesome! Thank you

What do you mean the difficult?

in works of light, camera angle snd maybe focus on the pieces.

Thanks for watching! Yes, it’s the interesting point of Anaguma. Once you succeeded to create it you can freely play without thinking of material and your king:D

Thanks for watching my video! I’m glad to hear you are enjoying shogi with learning. Yagura and Elmo are completely different castles so you could find new features in shogi. Have fun:)

Yes, indeed! My start point was the kifu of Masuda and I wanted to put the information of legendary players as just additional information. However as you said this video looks introduction of the players and then I should have added more information about how they were famous. Anyway thanks for the comment, I will do it when in next chance:)

My first feeling about this opening was that it must be beginner playing as gote. But it was the 1st Meijin 😂 From Masuda’s comment, Furibisha was said as amateur’s strategy and Aigakari was the only strategy the pro should play. So Kimura meijin was angry against Masuda’s Ishida and he tried to destroy the strategy from the beginning.

@shogiramentv64 ho, fun fact 😆

I don’t write Kanji by hand in these years so I have lost some order to write them:D

@@shogiramentv64 Well, they kind of resembled what you were trying to write :P

Thanks for the information! Yes, I found the kifu of chu shogi even if I couldn’t understand it.

​@@shogiramentv64 thats good! Where did you found them?

@tepin3755 www.chushogi-renmei.com/DHTML/kifu/index.htm

@@shogiramentv64 I already knew that. Sadly only one game from Oyama, and the kifu is not complete. Thanks anyway!

Don’t worry about it because shogi is really difficult game. About the even game, understanding the position is also difficult. It looks bad for Sente because his rook captured however Sente’s area is strong against Rook. Actually there are no space to drop a rook if Gote gets it. So losing a rook is not a big problem in this situation. In addition if Gote took the rook, then Sente’s silver will take opponent’s gold and move forward to nice position for later attack. That’s why in total the position is even.

You’re welcome!

Do you mean a bishop drop at 42 before sacrifice of rook? If so it looks not mate by escaping king. Anyway there are several variations of mate. But I couldn’t find in a minute.

Thanks for asking. I’m not sure if there is any Kifu books in English but there is a site to search kifu of professional players. shogidb2.com/ About shogi engine, from my experience any of shogi engines are useful and enough strong than humans so you don’t need to find the best one. Actually I’m using the most famous one Suisho5. My recommendation to use shogi engine is to find better moves or big mistakes when you have questions about the position in your real games or professional games. Of course you can use engine to find the best shogi opening. But it will be too messy and not so interesting.

Thanks for the comment! Yes, amateur’s data analysis would be nice. However it is difficult to get its Kifus. As you know I’m analyzing professional Kifus because there are Kifu books. I’m not sure if you knows it but there is interesting site related to shogi wars. You can see the analysis of amateur’s data. www.shogi-extend.com/lab/swars/tactic-stat

Thanks for watching! The analysis was basically for my curiosity but it is glad to hear that you enjoyed it too.

Very nice as just pray!! Yes, it’s of course no problem because it’s your style. It was really glad to meet Fritz again even if we are talking in what’s up so many times ^^

どういたしまして！

You are welcome! I enjoyed a lot with your games 😄

Thanks for watching! Actually I don’t play shogi online. However I would like to play shogi on stream someday.

@shogiramentv64 as long as you post it. would be very helpful. My goal is to become 1 dan.

Thanks for asking! If rook promoted at 23, then gote can promote his pawn and get your bishop by pawn. Getting a bishop is better than promoting rook. If Sente drops pawn at 23, gote can promote a pawn. After that Sente can take a bishop before gote, but there are no good continuing attacks from Sente because Sente has no more pawns. However gote has more pawns then gote can continue attacking after taking bishop.

You are welcome!

I am happy to hear that you like my channel! Thank you for watching.

Sorry for inconvenient. Could you tell me which part from 1-3 you got the error? :For Windows 1. Open "Command Prompt" application. It must be pre installed in Windows, so you can find it without any installation. - Next use following commands on the Command Prompt. 2. CD ShogiGUI_v1.2_for_Windows (You can drag and drop the folder into Command Prompt) After you succeeded to move in the folder. Then execute next command. 3. start ./Java17ForWindows/bin/java.exe -jar KifuAnalyzer.jar

@@shogiramentv64 I got the error in part 2, I typed the command like this, and it said "The system cannot find the path specified", so I couldn't move to the last part.

Ok, then cloud you try to put “cd” and drag and drop your folder which you downloaded into command prompt? Command format needs to be “cd” and space and “path”.

Yes, it’s really no problem for amateur players. I guess only pro or almost pro level of amateur knows details and tries to remember all of strange moves to win. As I showed in this video, I tried to understand the crazy moves of king but it was really difficult and honestly I couldn’t have confidence about only move of K68 -> K69. I couldn’t understand the meanings of Kakugawari joseki but I could remember the main part of steps so I can enjoy Kakugawari games than other people 🤓

Thanks for asking questions! - Rikisen is written in Japanese 力戦. This means strength plus battle as Kanji. And its meaning is you need to play without knowledge of fixed joseki, book. For example, in the beginning if both players created promoted bishop, the game would be out of joseki and they have to play their own thinking. If new players are playing without enough knowledge of shogi, then the game would be always Rikisen:) - Gangi games include not only Gangi vs Gangi but also Gangi vs others like Yagura, Mino. So I needed to count Sente’s Gangi and Gote’s Gangi separately. Kakugawari and Aigakari are always symmetric so it’s easy but Gangi is different. It’s same as Furibisha cases. - Chosoku is the most popular counter measure against Nakabisha. Chosoku is written as 超速 in Kanji. It means super high speed:) the meaning in shogi is super high speed attack of silver. Yes, there are videos. It’s just an example. ruclips.net/video/9TiFLZ0mpVU/видео.htmlsi=tVNtpHYW4eHGzSWb

@@shogiramentv64 Awesome, thank you as always!!

Thanks for watching always!

And also female players are more furibisha than male players. It looks the lower level players like Furibisha than higher level players. I think this would be from the difficulty of Ibisha, especially in 10 years. Furibisha is easy to create his castle and attack/defense formation but Ibisha is always difficult to judge creating castle or starting attack. I think that’s why new players and lower level players would prefer Furibisha. One day if the special player like Oyama appeared again, the shogi world could change 😁

@@shogiramentv64 true 😃

You’re welcome!

It’s very difficult to explain the system. In my feeling, it looks very similar to Ureshino but a bit different about usage of bishop. You can see examples from this video. ruclips.net/user/liveMu9VMDd7Gng?si=AMs66osjcwTyaPmZ

​@@shogiramentv64thank you very much 😊

Thanks for the comment. Yes, you are right. The opening is more complicated. I was just going to make it simple for the new players. Because shogi itself is enough complicated and hard to study especially for non japanese people. And yes, Gangi is useful and becoming popular strategy. In fact, the number of Gangi games were bigger than Yagura in this year. Gangi is really flexible as you said, and shogi engine prefer it than strong castle.

Thanks for the comment! Don’t worry. Understanding level is same as mine. The steps are really messy. About sennichite, Takumi Ito found a way to sennichite against Sota Fujii and Ito succeeded it as gote. Ito achieved an award of the sennichite joseki. Of course sente can avoid it after this game. But there could be another sennichite. Conclusion point of view, shogi engine already found it as sente 100% win. So until human beings reach the conclusion, there could be sennichite.

@@shogiramentv64 I think that is really the goal of gote in Kakugawari. I think gote hopes to get sennichite, so that the game has to be replayed with sente and gote reversed.

I don’t like sennichite even if I am gote. But for professional players they have to win or draw as a job. So yes, I agree with the goal of gote. In other strategies I haven’t seen the similar situation like Kakugawari. Probably it would be just from that professional players have not studied deeply yet.

Thanks! My explanation was bad so almost of my listeners couldn’t understand it;)

@@shogiramentv64 😆don't worry! As far I understand, Fujii-san made that move to bait his opponent into attacking early. It was not the best move, but it worked as intended.

Thanks for watching! If the professional player wants to play the joseki, yes he has to remember 70 moves. But 70 moves including too many branches, so it would be impossible for normal professional players. I guess only top pro like Fujii-san, Ito-san, Nagase-san could do. Once they agreed to play the joseki then 70 moves will pass in only few minutes. If someone spends more time, then he would want to deviate from the joseki or probably he forgot some details of branches and needed to examine them by his brain. About the number of moves in joseki, even if just each move has only 3 branches, the number would be 3 power to 70. Too many moves indeed xD

@@shogiramentv64 I see. Watanabe-san is crying in the corner 😏

Thanks for watching! Your understanding is correct. Dropping bishop and getting rook is a bit slow against Anaguma. I was thinking another option about S64 instead of capturing silver. Even gote did the defense, sente still will attack by Sx65. Steps will be S64, Sx65, Sx65, S66, P’64, Sx65, Px65, S’53. This is one example. So even if gote choose more defensive way, sente can attack by sacrificing silvers. After these comparisons, I think gote chose just capturing silver.

@@jesusalbertogiraldomendoza9960 rather why was it better than moving bishop to B-46, because immediately running away of course gives a free pawn to gote and that's not good.

Please check the answer in the comment. I don't think the new video is necessary. This content would be better as one video with discussion in comments.

There is a video explaining the game by pro. He said the move of K86 as surprising move. But I couldn’t see clear explanation of the meaning. I guess nobody can understand it except Fujii. ruclips.net/video/0KsMSe--dn0/видео.htmlsi=GemzmL8g1dhnx87y

@@shogiramentv64 that it is surprising, that I definitely agree with 🙂 thank you for the link! Now I understand that it is also defending against possible bishop drop by gote to B*54 square. That makes it a bit easier to understand the move 🙂

My current best answer to K86 is to avoid B*98. If the turn is gote, gote could do P89+, Rx, Lx95, Lx, B*98. This bishop forks King and Rook, if king is at 76. So that’s why king needed to move.