Honinbo Shusaku (6d) vs. Shuwa Honinbo (8d) Oct 22, 1851
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Honinbo Shusaku (6d/ Black) vs. Shuwa Honinbo (8d/ White).
Original Kifu from oct 22, 1851.
Black wins with 4 points.
the song is called "i´ll be the one" and is the second hikaru no go opening.
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This game was used in Hikaru no Go, the first game between sai and touya akira in the go club
thats great
Yes
educational game
Thank you for sharing this vid. I have been looking for this game so I can replay it on my board. I better replay it right away.
Google bring me here "Honinbo Shusaku 185th Birthday"
I am perplexed, according to SmartGo such a game never existed on October 22nd 1851, maybe you got the date wrong, but according to SmartGo again, such a game never ever exists. That is awkward.
I would understand if a game was missing, but this is Shusaku Honinbo we are talking about.
Belongto Jesus, this is a game in the anime, "Hikaru no Go," hence the music. It's from the opening. It was Fujiwara no Sai versus Akira Toya.
To fast,,
Toyaakira vs sai episode 1,
Had it been in this time period shusaku wouldve lost because of the 6.5 komi i sort of feel like white has the advantage in any board they need to have either no komi or a komi that is perfect for the game
Daniel Saint Oh, but Shusaku would have played differently with a 6.5 komi. That's why the joseki changes with the komi
ah i'm only saying this because of how long they had to think and the majority of the games where it was between honinbo's (most of them had a very solid flexible style that rlly didnt leave much weakness.....far more advanced then the best go players to date)....a lot of games between very strong players were extremely close so with the 6.5 komi white doesnt have to play bigger moves a lot (idk i just feel like games would be even but with the 6.5 lead from the very beginning it would be hard for even shusaku to go up against someone who could possibly play a bit more defensivly/solidly earlier on in the game back then....(I remember back then as whtie Shusaku liked to open with a large knights move opening on one of his corner for a corner enclosure but because of the komi he probably wouldnt need to do that)....maybe i jumped the gun on saying he would lose but i feel like it would be hard to overcome such a big point difference with someone of the same caliber if not higher
it was an educational game
white could easily have got more points
Just as in "Hikaru No Go"
@@andylemaire7806 what?
black winn, but there is no komi isnt it?
There was no komi at this time.
@BeyBladerStorm
Honinbo Shusaku hat gewonnen. das ist der, der schwarz hatte.^^
hab ich das richtig verstanden?man muss die steine des gegners eingrenzen und wer am ende mehr hat gewinnt oder wie?
Ne, man muss Gebiet umkreisen und bekommt für jeden freien Punkt im eigenen Gebiet einen Punkt in der Auszählung.
10 Jahre alter Kommentar xD
Gebiete erschließen ist bzw am Ende mehr Punkte haben (gefangene Steine zählen auch je einen Punkt)
бу, как жестока !!!!!
@BeyBladerStorm
das ist ein altes, asiatisches strategiespiel und eigendlich deswegen auch berühmter als schach.
die regeln sie wie ein kriegsspiel, man muss mit seinen steinen mehr gebiet abgrenzen, als der gegner und den gegner töten, umzingeln.^^
Go soll berühmter als Schach sein?