Showing posts with label Ishida-Ryu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ishida-Ryu. Show all posts

Oct 12, 2009

Ryuo-sen final tournament Jun. 2007

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Makoto Tobe (4dan at that time, 5dan now), black, selected Ishida-ryu + Mino castle, while Yuusuke Ina (5dan at that time, 6dan now) aimed Ginkanmuri (Silver Crown).
Black initiated a attack early.

You can see a lot of kifus on the Ryuo-sen's website.

Oct 3, 2009

Amateur Meijin-sen Tournament Final Sep. 14, 2009

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Amateur Meijin-sen Tournament Final was held on Sep. 14, 2009.
Yamazaki (White) selected Ishida-ryu opening.
He showed beautiful "Sabaki" (disposing of pieces) of major pieces (rook and bishop), and eventually he won the game.

Sep 22, 2009

Kintetsu Shogi Festival August 13, 2009

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A commenmorative match, Kubo (Kiou) VS Itodani (5 dan) was held at Kintetsu department store.

Kubo selected Ishida-ryu (P-7e on 3rd move), and eventually he won the game.

You can see a lot of kifus on the festival's website.

Jul 16, 2009

Mynavi Women's Open July 15, 2009

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Yauchi (Queen) won the 3rd game of Queen title match and she defended the title.

Iwane selected thirdfilerook opening, and then she advanced the formation into Ishida-ryu.
She was just one step away from winning... , which means she missed mate on the endgame!

You can see detail commentary of the game on the sites below.



Jul 15, 2009

Actual Fight of Ishida-Ryu on July 14, 2009

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Toyoshima (5dan) used Ishida-Ryu at the tournament finals in Ryuo-sen yesterday, and he won.
Take a look at the game record below.
You can also see the record on the Ryuo-sen site (Unfortunately This site is in Japanese).
http://live.shogi.or.jp/ryuou/

Jul 8, 2009

Classic Ishida-Ryu

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Let me introduce "Ishida-Ryu" from this entry.

At first, I introduce "Classic Ishida-Ryu". This name is not official, but given by myself.

Classic Ishida-Ryu is one of the Ishida-ryu formation which Bishop is on 9g (Figure 1).
This Ishida-ryu is used since early times.
The formation is well-balanced defence and offence, and therefore beautiful.

However, Classic Ishida-Ryu is not often used in recent years.
The reasons are as follows:

1. Rook Pawn
Static Rook tend to move Rook Pawn to 8e instantly (Figure 2), which makes third file rook move B-7g compulsory.

2. Climbing Gold
There is a overwhelming odds for classic Ishida-Ryu, that is "Boukin" (Climbing Gold. I will introduce this tactics in future entry). If Ishida-Ryu moves Bishop to 9g too early, Static Rook aims Climbing Gold. So Ishida ryu had better keep Bishop on 8h until Static Rook shows his tactics - Climbing Gold or slow game. If Static Rook move right Gold to 5b or 5a that means slow game (such as Bear-in-the-Hole), then you can move Bishop to 9g.

3. Tough Fight against Static Rook's Slow game
Unfortunately, the winning percentage of Classic Ishida-Ryu against Static Rook's slow game is not good (under .500 probably) at the moment in professional shogi world.

I hope a good Classic Ishida-ryu Joseki which leads the position against Static Rook is found by professional players.

Take a look at an example below: