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Ida Atsushi

Ida Atsushi9-dan

"20 years 11 months, the youngest NHK Cup winner."

20 years 11 months, the youngest NHK Cup winner: Ida Atsushi 9-dan 。 In the next game, I want to wait for a move that shows that experience, whose official profile reads "Set the record as the youngest NHK Cup winner at the time, at 20 years and 11 months."

Watching typeBig-stage games
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Watch which decisions in the next game show the momentum of their quick rise in rank and titles. With Ida Atsushi, I also want to see where the decisions that lead to a path like Set the record as the youngest NHK Cup winner at the time, at 20 years and 11 months appear.

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The core you can confirm in the Nihon Ki-in's official profile: "Set the record as the youngest NHK Cup winner at the time, at 20 years and 11 months." 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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PROFILE

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Ida Atsushi 9-dan is a Nihon Ki-in Central Branch player from Mie, a student of Baba Shigeru 9-dan. The official profile reads: "Set the record as the youngest NHK Cup winner at the time, at 20 years and 11 months." 20 years 11 months, the youngest NHK Cup winner: Ida Atsushi 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 "Set the record as the youngest NHK Cup winner at the time, at 20 years and 11 months."

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