Japan Shogi Association Certificate, handwritten by Yasuharu Oyama and Makoto Nakahara. This is an original autograph. Yasuharu Oyama (March 13, 1923 - July 26, 1992) was a shogi player. He was the 15th Meijin (Grandmaster). Player number 26. A disciple of Kinjiro Kimi, 9th dan. Makoto Nakahara (born September 2, 1947) is a shogi player. He retired in March 2009. He holds five lifetime titles: the 16th Meijin, and the lifetime titles of Judan, Owi, Oza, and Kisei, all of which he held before retirement. His total of 1308 wins is the 5th highest of all time, following Yoshiharu Habu, Yasuharu Oyama, Koji Tanigawa, and Hifumi Kato. His total of 64 title wins is the 3rd highest of all time, following Habu and Oyama. Search words: Buddhist statues, Buddhist altar fittings, Shinto shrine, Buddhist temple, Goshuin (temple stamp) Ramma (transom), antiques, art, Muromachi period, Edo period, Edo Crafts, master craftsman, wood carving, antique, wood carving Lacquer, lacquer art, suzuri (inkstone), calligraphy, Shinto, sake vessels, flower vases, folk crafts Buddhism, famous monks, Zen Buddhism, tea ceremony, matcha (powdered green tea), teacups, natsume (tea caddies), tea containers Iron kettle, Nambu ironware, Go (board game), Shogi (Japanese chess), Yuta Iyama, Sota Fujii Yoshiharu Habu, shogi board