Cho U defeated challenger Yamada Kimio with 3 straight wins and kept his Oza title for another year.

The 3rd game record is here. Cho U (white) won by 3.5 points.
Complete tournament table is here.
Cho U defeated challenger Yamada Kimio with 3 straight wins and kept his Oza title for another year.

The 3rd game record is here. Cho U (white) won by 3.5 points.
Complete tournament table is here.
Cho U, Oza title holder, won the second game as well against challenger Yamada Kimio. Cho U is just one win away from keeping this title for another year.

The game record is here. Cho U (black) won by resignation.
The next game will be played on November 26th. Complete tournament table is here.
Cho U, title holder of the Oza title, defeated challenger Yamada Kimio in the first game of this best-of-five title match.
This title must be quite important for Cho U: while he is still dominating the Japanese Go by the number of title he is holding, his very recent loss of Meijin title to Iyama Yuta is a sign that Cho U may not be in top shape anymore.

The game record is here.
The next game will be played on November 24th. Complete tournament table is here.
Just a few days after capturing the Tengen title, Cho U also captured the Oza title after defeating Yamashita Keigo 3-1.
Cho won the first two games in the title challenge, then Yamashita won game three. Game four was won again by Cho, by 2.5 points.

Cho U owns now Meijin, Tengen, Gosei and Oza titles, which shows that he is the top player in Japan at the moment.
Here is the record of the 4th game in the Oza title match.

