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Ryu Shikun

Ryu Shikun9-dan

"The fastest Tengen in history, still just as sharp."

A career built up from Seoul, Korea, as a student of the late Oeda Yusuke 9-dan. A milestone along the way: "Won the Tengen in the shortest time since turning pro at the time, then defended it three years in a row." The rest of the story lies in Ryu Shikun's next move.

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The core you can confirm in the Nihon Ki-in's official profile: "Won the Tengen in the shortest time since turning pro at the time, then defended it three years in a row." MIRUGO uses Young players' tournaments, promotion, challenging big stages as the entrance to watching, and introduces the choices in each game rather than boxing the player into one style.

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Ryu Shikun 9-dan is a Nihon Ki-in Tokyo Main Branch player from Seoul, Korea, a student of the late Oeda Yusuke 9-dan. The official profile reads: "Won the Tengen in the shortest time since turning pro at the time, then defended it three years in a row." A career built up from Seoul, Korea, as a student of the late Oeda Yusuke 9-dan. A milestone along the way: "Won the Tengen in the shortest time since turning pro at the time, then defended it three years in a row." The rest of the story lies in Ryu Shikun's next move. Basic information and records are based on the Nihon Ki-in's official profile; the watching highlights are by the MIRUGO editorial team.

Rank
9-dan
Affiliation
Nihon Ki-in, Tokyo Main Branch
Strengths
Young players' tournaments, promotion, challenging big stages