PLAYERS/I Ryo

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I Ryo

I Ryo5-dan

"5-dan in 2026, a rise carved out one rank at a time."

Knowing "Rose through the ranks after turning pro in the 2017 summer intake, reaching 5-dan in 2026" from the official profile makes I Ryo's games look a little different. I want to watch where they seize the flow and how they move the game.

Watching typePeople & stories
Rising star

MIRUGO WATCH POINT

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watch for this.

With a rise built on results in milestone tournaments behind him, follow how he takes on the next wall. With I Ryo, I also want to see where the decisions that lead to a path like Rose through the ranks after turning pro in the 2017 summer intake, reaching 5-dan in 2026 appear.

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10.15Time TBA
Scheduled

Honinbo Preliminary A

VS Yamashita Keigo

WATCHING CHARACTER

Personality that shows
on the board.

The core you can confirm in the Nihon Ki-in's official profile: "Rose through the ranks after turning pro in the 2017 summer intake, reaching 5-dan in 2026." MIRUGO uses Young players' tournaments, growth, the next big stage 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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I Ryo 5-dan is a Nihon Ki-in Tokyo Main Branch player from Tokyo. The official profile reads: "Rose through the ranks after turning pro in the 2017 summer intake, reaching 5-dan in 2026." Knowing "Rose through the ranks after turning pro in the 2017 summer intake, reaching 5-dan in 2026" from the official profile makes I Ryo's games look a little different. I want to watch where they seize the flow and how they move the game. Basic information and records are based on the Nihon Ki-in's official profile; the watching highlights are by the MIRUGO editorial team.

Rank
5-dan
Affiliation
Nihon Ki-in Tokyo Main Branch
Hometown
Tokyo
Date of birth
Aug 15, 2001
Turned pro
Turned pro in the 2017 summer intake (recruited for fiscal 2018)
Strengths
Young players' tournaments, growth, the next big stage