Yoshio Fujikawa

Yoshio Fujikawa (Yoshio Fujikawa, from October 2, 1908 to March 13, 1965) is a shogi shogi player. 贈七段. Nine steps of Osaki bear males are of the same discipline. KumamotoKumamoto-shiA native place.

Person

In 1946, I participate in the game for deciding ranking Class C with five steps. It is promotion to six steps for the next year, game for deciding ranking Class C high rank.

In Class C one set game for deciding ranking of 1951, I perform game of go of the long trouble of 405 moves with five steps of Shizuo Kanda (as for the result the victory of five steps of Fujikawa). In postwar professional pennant race game of go, the main office is considered to be the longest trouble.

I die as active play in 1965. It is 贈七段 in 1973.

Promotion history

• 1934 guide
• 1941 four steps a year
• 1946 five steps a year
• 1947 six steps a year (game for deciding ranking Class C high rank)
• Seven steps of November, 1973 (commendation Thanksgiving Day commendation)

Allied item

• List of shogi shogi players

This item is an unfinished item in conjunction with the shogi player (including a fair sex shogi player, the amateur) of the shogi. I demand the cooperator who corrects it, and corrects this item (portal game).

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