Miyamoto - The Breakthrough to Shodan

In Joseki Revolution, Shibano focuses on local exchanges, in contrast to the predominantly whole-board focus on fuseki strategy of his previous book, Fuseki Revolution. Even so, Shibano's analysis always maintains a global view, as the basic nature of go is such that without whole-board judgement, there is no local judgement. Even when you are evaluating a joseki in a corner, a whole-board viewpoint is always essential.

Of particular interest in Joseki Revolution is his treatment of the taisha, the avalanche, and the magic-sword josekis. Shibano shows how, thanks to AI, these extremely complicated josekis have been "swamped in a wave of simplification."

In Chapter 3 Shibano discusses the merits and demerits of the four corner enclosures based on the 3-4 point. He investigates the reason why the small-knight enclosure has declined in popularity and why the previously shunned two-space enclosure has become so popular.

The book consists of 35 themes divided into four chapters as follows:

Chapter 1. Changes in basic josekis

Chapter 2. The transformation in opening strategies

Chapter 3. Up-to-date information about corner structures

Chapter 4. Looking at the most up-to-date josekis

In an appendix, Shibano examines some unconventional moyo-oriented fuseki strategies and gives some advice on how to handle these large-scale moyos. The appendix also contains a section on the revival of the high Chinese Opening and explains why this opening strategy is strategically sound.

Shusaku, disparu à 34 ans, fut le plus grand joueur du 19ème siècle et, pour beaucoup, de toute l'histoire du go. Cet ouvrage de grand format présente 140 de ses parties, la moitié d'entre elles commentées en détail.

Cet ensemble se compose d'un goban en bois 19 x 19 verso 13 x 13. Les pierres en pâte de verre coréennes sont livrées dans des bols en plastique.

Identiques aux précédentes, mais d'une épaisseur de 8,5 mm.

Goban vendu séparément.