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Kataoka Satoshi

Kataoka Satoshi9-dan

"Shinjin-O and Tengen in the same year: intense competition."

Shinjin-O and Tengen in the same year: intense competition: Kataoka Satoshi 9-dan 。 In the next game, I want to wait for a move that shows that experience, whose official profile reads "Won the Shinjin-O and Tengen in the same year, and also became a Honinbo challenger."

Watching typeBig-stage games
Veteran to watch

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Using the competitive instinct honed in title matches as your entrance, watch the decisions just before the position shifts. With Kataoka Satoshi, I also want to see where the decisions that lead to a path like Won the Shinjin-O and Tengen in the same year, and also became a Honinbo challenger appear.

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The core you can confirm in the Nihon Ki-in's official profile: "Won the Shinjin-O and Tengen in the same year, and also became a Honinbo challenger." MIRUGO uses Title matches, challenges, critical moments as the entrance to watching, and introduces the choices in each game rather than boxing the player into one style.

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PROFILE

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Kataoka Satoshi 9-dan is a Nihon Ki-in Tokyo Main Branch player from Matsudo, Chiba, a student of the late Sakakibara Shoji 9-dan. The official profile reads: "Won the Shinjin-O and Tengen in the same year, and also became a Honinbo challenger." Shinjin-O and Tengen in the same year: intense competition: Kataoka Satoshi 9-dan. In the next game, I want to wait for a move that shows that experience. Basic information and records are based on the Nihon Ki-in's official profile; the watching highlights are by the MIRUGO editorial team, whose official profile reads "Won the Shinjin-O and Tengen in the same year, and also became a Honinbo challenger."

Rank
9-dan
Affiliation
Nihon Ki-in, Tokyo Main Branch
Strengths
Title matches, challenges, critical moments

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