Famous Shogi Games: OHASHI vs HON-INBOU (Jun., 1607)

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The oldest game record (Kifu) we can see today, which is played between the 1st Meijin, Soukei Ohashi, and a Igo master, Sansa Hon-inbou. The endgame is really exciting.

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[hirohiigo]

By the way, in this video's description, you misspelled Soukei Ohashi's name as Souko.

[HIDETCHI]

Thanks. It's fixed now.

[abulac]

nice video, but the variation you showed at 10:36 wouldn't work, since thaat pawn push is a check in the same time

[HIDETCHI]

Yes.

Thanks for pointing that out, abulac!

[Shogisprit35]

Time limits for go were unlimited until early 20th century in go. There is e.g. a famous game between go sei gen and honinbo shusai. Shusai did not play any move on one occasion. That was off course to discuss the move with his best students. Si I think unlimited time probably also for shogi . Btw Honinbo Sansa was first go professional.

[MEEP012]

no no just normal modern day matches.

[HIDETCHI]

Yes, that's exactly how the thinking time is for Meijin title match.

But how about the games in the 17th century? I have no idea. I think that's what MEEP012 is asking.

[kolozwrocka]

Of course, for example 2 days with 9 hours per day and 60sec for every move after this time (I think Meijin title matches are something like this). The last move of the first day is sealed. This is really interesting :)