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Koji Tanigawa's "O-i" Title Defense Era. Historical Material Recording a Heated Battle in Tokushima This is the actual "Fuzite" (sealed move) from the 3rd game of the 32nd O-i Title Match, held on August 6th-7th, 1991 (Heisei 3). This series saw Koji Tanigawa, the O-i title holder (now 17th-generation Meijin), who was at the pinnacle of the shogi world at the time, challenged by the up-and-coming Hiroki Nakata, a 5-dan player. As a result, Tanigawa defended his title with a 4-2 victory, but this is a valuable relic from the crucial middle game of the 3rd match. Features of this product: Match: 32nd O-i Title Match, Game 3 Players: Koji Tanigawa, O-i vs. Hiroki Nakata, 5-dan (Challenger) Date: August 6th, Heisei 3 (at the end of the first day) Venue: Tokushima Park Hotel (Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture) Rarity: There are only two "Fuzite" in the world per game. Especially those from regional matches are extremely rare, only obtainable by those involved at the time or through prizes. Condition of the product: The envelope is inscribed with "August 6th, Heisei 3" and "Tokushima Park Hotel," recording the details of the time. As it is a paper product from over 30 years ago, there are some age-related yellowing and minor damage. We hope to sell it to collectors who appreciate its historical value. (Please check the photos for details) Value of this item: Footsteps of Koji Tanigawa, 17th-generation Meijin, during his "O-i" era. A record of a move played by the peak-form Tanigawa-sensei in Shikoku. A record of the challenge by the late Hiroki Nakata, 8-dan. This is a memorable series where the late Hiroki Nakata-sensei, who passed away with regret, challenged for his first title. Title match material from Shikoku, Tokushima. Materials from regional matches are few in number, and their value as local historical materials is also very high. This is an item that conveys the breath of famous shogi players who have left their mark on shogi history. If you will cherish it, please consider it. Thank you for viewing. #KojiTanigawa #HirokiNakata #Shogi #O-iMatch #Fuzite #KenjiMori
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