Cho U defeated O Rissei in the playoff to decide the Kisei challenger. The Kisei title holder is Yamashita Keigo, who is currently challenging Cho U in Tengen title.

The game record is here.
Cho U defeated O Rissei in the playoff to decide the Kisei challenger. The Kisei title holder is Yamashita Keigo, who is currently challenging Cho U in Tengen title.

The game record is here.


Here is the game record.



Yoda Norimoto, the challenger in this year’s Kisei title, won game 4. The score is now 2:2, and the fate of the title game will be decided in the last 3 games.
Next game will be played on February 25th and 26th.
Here is the game record.



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.