Life In 19x19

I've chatted with people who went to Kansai Kiin and they're both great. At the time I went, Kansai Kiin's was longer which was a plus. It also ends with the Japan Go Congress which is probably also nice.

I went to 2014 Camp, and it was a lot of fun.

Glummie wrote:

And wrote:Crazy Stone Zero ON SALE

https://www.amazon.co.jp/アンバランス-最強の囲碁-Zero/dp/B07J9Z3R6C

The jp Amazon doesn’t deliver overseas right

They do for books. For other things I've used tenso as a reshipper. For crazystone, I've just used download from the company's web page, and it worked fine.

This is an old article from May. Basically, it seemed there was some talk of doing a net show in China based on Hikaru no Go. I'm guessing it didn't go anywhere, but who knows.

Is there any plan to make GoUniverse HTML5-compliant, browser-independent, add-on-free, java-free, like shin.GoKGS.com ?

I had such a plan, but last year I had too little time. I hope this winter i will have more free time for further developing. Btw GOUniverse is already HTML5-compliant ...

I had such a plan, but last year I had too little time. I hope this winter i will have more free time for further developing. Btw GOUniverse is already HTML5-compliant, browser-independent, java-free but not addon-free. The only difference btw GoU and Shin is what Shin has it's own server with ...

I have Yoda Norimoto's book where he kind of repeats the move as being not that interesting or great.

Hyperpape, you should rerun after each game. It would be interesting to see.

size 33 slate and shell.

wbaduk's english client and site is basically dead. You have to go through and get a Korean or Japanese account (or other?) if you really want to get on.

You don't need a Korean or Japanese account, you just need to log onto the Asian servers rather than the World server.

Sorry, I read a while ...

I like the Nihon Kiin there. Nice cafe.

Good luck playing. Shogi is fun too.

wbaduk's english client and site is basically dead. You have to go through and get a Korean or Japanese account (or other?) if you really want to get on.

And here you can see what the game looked like at the time.

https://twitter.com/noryo15fes/status/1 ... 9530133504

John Fairbairn wrote: A reminder of the book's ISBN: 4-8399-1508-3 ("Absolute Counting in the Endgame"). It is from 2004, so maybe getting hard to find, but I think it should be on your shelf even if you don't read Japanese.

It's available as a kindle book from Amazon or a PDF from mycom.

There was a big go event called the Hankyu Igo Festival in Tokyo. I don't have time to translate it now, but there was a funny back and forth between Iyama and Shibano.

https://twitter.com/sada0324/status/1029253717453758464