将棋と囲碁の難しさの違いをプロ棋士が語る

This time, I talked about Go and Shogi. I've been getting a lot of requests to talk about Shogi and the differences between Go and Shogi, so I'll talk a little about it. There are many differences between Shogi and Go. For example, Go is called "uchi" (to hit), while Shogi is called "sashi" (to play). It's often a mistake, but this also has a clear meaning. I started a blog↓ https://go-japan.net/ A professional Go player talks about the difference in difficulty between Shogi and Go This is a Go channel taught by professional Go player Masashi Yanagisawa for those who want to learn more about Go or are interested in it. I will talk from the perspective and experience unique to a Go professional. I look forward to your comments. We also have videos for beginners who are just starting out with Go, Go level-up videos for advanced players, and Go research programs for advanced players, so let's make this channel more exciting together. ●Please subscribe to Masashi Yanagisawa's Go Class Channel.    / @igoyanagi   ■Profile of Yanagisawa Satoshi Born March 18, 1988. Born in Nagano Prefecture. A student of Yoshioka Kaoru, 8th dan. Entered the ranks in 2005, 2007, 3rd dan, 2009, 4th dan, 2013, 5th dan. 6th dan in 2021. Affiliated with the Chubu Headquarters of the Japan Go Association Since July 2012, has been the secretary of the Chubu Headquarters Shogi Players Association ■Major tournament history 2007 Entered the main tournament of the 32nd Rookie King Tournament 2008 Entered the main tournament of the 35th Tengen Tournament #Go #Go research #Go beginner #Go dan player #Professional player #Yanagisawa Satoshi #Go class #Go online