What can (amateur) Go players learn from Honinbo Genjo's games? MUch obliged in advance for your input.

I have read that article a few times, but I am seeking more info on Genjô than it provides.

Therein it mentions that Genjô played in a "strong attacking style, making use of high positions". I imagine that the 5th line caps seen in some of his games is how one would've played an influence-oriented game in a time when playing opening moves on hoshi was rare.

I am sure that an in-depth exploration of Edo-era Go would be of benefit to many amateur Go players such as Yours Truly.

Here is Genjo's Masterpiece.

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Bill, that game is linked from the wiki http://senseis.xmp.net/?HoninboGenjo

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