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Japanese Go player
Ō Rissei (Chinese: 王立誠; pinyin: Wáng Lìchéng; born 7 November 1958) is a professional Go player in Japan. Rissei was born in Taiwan and moved to Japan
Ō_Rissei
South Korea, Cho Chikun was attached to Nihon Ki-in. Born in Taiwan, Ō Rissei was attached to Nihon Ki-in. Born in Taiwan, Cho U was attached to Nihon
List_of_world_Go_champions
Japanese organizational body for Go
Keigo O Rissei 2001 O Rissei Yoda Norimoto O Meien O Rissei Hane Naoki Kobayashi Koichi Cho Chikun 2002 O Rissei Yoda Norimoto Kato Masao O Rissei Hane Naoki
Nihon_Ki-in
International Go competition
Cho Hunhyun 2–1 Lee Chang-ho 2nd 1999–2000 O Rissei 2–1 Ma Xiaochun 3rd 2000–2001 Yoo Changhyuk 2–1 O Rissei 4th 2002–2003 Lee Chang-ho 2–0 Hane Naoki 5th
Chunlan_Cup
Japanese Go player (born 2001)
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Asami_Ueno
Kimio 1 4 June Wang Yuanjun 0 Yamada Kimio 1 4 June O Rissei 0 O Rissei 1 5 June Lin Lixiang 0 Yamada Kimio 0 4 June Chen Shiyuan
4th_Japan-Taiwan_Jingying
Japanese filmmaker, costume designer, and photographer
Yoshida Dormitory at Kyoto University, at AL gallery in Tokyo and at the Rissei Library in Kyoto. His subsequent photo book, Heavens of Light, Planet of
Kazuhiro_Sawataishi
Romanization of common Chinese surname
Sadaharu Oh (王貞治), also known as Wang Chen-chih, as well as Go player, Ō Rissei (王立誠). . In Indonesia, the surname is often romanized as "Heng", "Bong"
Wang_(surname)
Chinese-Japanese Go player
Go Seigen held study sessions with other professional players such as O Rissei, Michael Redmond, Rui Naiwei, and others. In 1987, Go Seigen was awarded
Go_Seigen
Honorary title in the Go competitive scene
Kobayashi Koichi 24 2000 O Rissei 4–2 Cho Chikun 25 2001 4–2 Cho Sonjin 26 2002 4–2 Ryu Shikun 27 2003 Yamashita Keigo 4–1 O Rissei 28 2004 Hane Naoki 4–3
Kisei_(Go)
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Kana_Mannami
Rin Kaiho Nie Weiping 4 1991 Cho Chikun Qian Yuping 5 1992 Otake Hideo O Rissei 6 1993 Yoo Changhyuk Cho Hunhyun 7 1994 Cho Hunhyun Yoo Changhyuk 8 1995
Fujitsu_Cup
Professional go player
defense of the Honinbo for the 7th year in a row. The Oza was taken away by O Rissei, who swept Cho with a 3–0 win. The end of the year was good for Cho, winning
Cho_Chikun
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Yukari_Yoshihara
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Mizokami_Tomochika
writer (born in Hong Kong) Lou Zhenggang, artist (born in Heilongjiang) Rissei Ō, professional Go player (born in Taiwan) O Meien, professional Go player
Chinese_people_in_Japan
Japanese Go tournament
Chikun 4–2 Masaki Takemiya 22 1997 4–2 Kobayashi Koichi 23 1998 4–2–1 Ō Rissei 24 1999 4–1 Norimoto Yoda 25 2000 Norimoto Yoda 4–0 Cho Chikun 26 2001 4–2
Meijin_(Go)
Japanese Go player (born 1998)
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Rina_Fujisawa
5 players from Japan - Cho Chikun, Hikosaka Naoto, Kobayashi Satoru, O Rissei, Yoda Norimoto 1 player from Taiwan - Zhou Junxun 1 player from North America
5th_LG_Cup
Japanese Go player (born 1984)
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Seto_Taiki
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Kaori_Aoba
International Go competition
Score Runner-up 1st 1996–1997 Lee Changho 3–0 Yoo Changhyuk 2nd 1997–1998 O Rissei 3–2 Yoo Changhyuk 3rd 1998–1999 Lee Changho 3–0 Ma Xiaochun 4th 1999–2000
LG_Cup_(Go)
Taiwanese Go player
She won the first match against Lin Tzuyuan, but lost the second against Rissei Ō. She entered the Female Honinbo tournament and defeated Kumiko Yashiro
Xie_Yimin
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Izumi_Kobayashi
Russian Go player (born 1980)
(2002, 2006, 2008) and European Masters (2005,2007). Dinerchtein defeated O Rissei, 9dan professional and one of Japan's strongest players. Dinerchtein Homepage
Alexandre_Dinerchtein
Wu Songsheng, and Nie Weiping), three Taiwanese Nihon Ki-in players (O Rissei, O Meien, and Rin Kaiho), one player from the Hanguk Kiwon (Cho Hunhyun)
1st_Ing_Cup
1987 Kitani Minoru 1 1959 Kobayashi Satoru 1 1994 Mimura Tomoyasu 1 2002 Ō Rissei 1 1996 Takagawa Shūkaku 1 1965 Takemiya Masaki 1 1988 Tōno Hiroaki 1 1978
NHK_Cup_(Go)
Go competition
Chang-ho Cho Hun-hyun 8 1996 Lee Chang-ho Yoo Chang-hyuk 9 1997 Yu Bin Ō Rissei 10 1998 Yoda Norimoto Ma Xiaochun 11 1999 Yoda Norimoto Lee Changho 12 2000
Asian_TV_Cup
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Atsushi_Tsuruyama
in Japan; thus far have won 70 titles. Affiliate of the Nihon Ki-In. O Rissei (王立誠) 1958– 9 dan one of the first Taiwanese Go players to become a professional
List_of_Go_players
Chinese language day school in Tokyo, Japan
Some teachers have PhDs as of the same year. Cho U Xie Yimin Rin Kaiho Ō Rissei Judy Ongg, singer Chen Kenichi, chef Yinling, model Annie Yi, singer Portals:
Tokyo_Chinese_School
Masao Kato 43rd 1995 O Rissei 3–0 Cho Chikun 44th 1996 Ryu Shikun 3–0 O Rissei 45th 1997 Kimio Yamada 3–1 Ryu Shikun 46th 1998 O Rissei 3–0 Kimio Yamada 47th
Ōza_(Go)
Japanese Go competition
39 2001 O Rissei 3–2 Koichi Kobayashi 40 2002 3–2 Masaki Takemiya 41 2003 3–2 Shinji Takao 42 2004 3–1 Cho U 43 2005 Cho Chikun 3–2 O Rissei 44 2006 3–1
Jūdan_(Go)
Transfer list
Date Position Player To Type Source 25 July 2023 GK Rissei Taniguchi Reilac Shiga FC Loan 6 August 2023 MF Tatsuhiko Noguchi Kataller Toyama Loan 14 August
List of J2 League football transfers summer 2023
List_of_J2_League_football_transfers_summer_2023
Japanese artist
Japan "Beyond the Image", GALLERY WKS, Osaka, Japan "ART BEAT KYOTO 2005", Rissei school, ART ZONE, Shinpukan, Kyoto, Japan 2004 "ART UNIV. 2004", Campus
Syoh_Yoshida
Yokoku 1 5 February Cho Chikun 0 Kono Rin 0 3 June Cho U 1 O Rissei 0 12 August Cho U 1 Cho U 1 19 July Hane Naoki 0 Takao Shinji
30th_NEC_Cup
Japanese Go player (born 1978)
broke the record for most games in a year with 77. Yamashita defeated O Rissei for the Kisei in 2003, becoming the fourth youngest big-three (Kisei, Meijin
Keigo_Yamashita
Xiaochun, Peng Quan, Yu Bin, Zhou Heyang Japan (7): Hane Naoki, O Meien, O Rissei, Otake Hideo, Rin Kaiho, Yamashita Keigo, Yoda Norimoto Korea (5): Choi
5th_Ing_Cup
Oldest Go title in Japan
1995 4–1 Masao Kato 1996 4–2 Ryu Shikun 1997 4–0 Masao Kato 1998 4–2 O Rissei 1999 Cho Sonjin 4–2 Cho Chikun 2000 O Meien 4–2 Cho Sonjin 2001 4–3 Cho
Honinbo_(competition)
players from Japan - Cho Chikun, Hane Naoki, Kobayashi Koichi, O Meien, O Rissei 4 players from China - Chang Hao, Ma Xiaochun, Yu Bin, Zhou Heyang 1 player
7th_LG_Cup
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Yumiko_Okada
Japanese football club
Kenta Fukumori 31 GK JPN Koki Otani 37 FW JPN Kosei Yoshida 39 GK JPN Rissei Taniguchi 40 MF JPN Ryuta Kanzawa 41 GK JPN Mitsuki Sugimoto (on loan
Giravanz_Kitakyushu
Fagiano Okayama 2023 football season
Tatsuhiko Noguchi 27 MF JPN Yosuke Kawai 30 MF JPN Kyoya Yamada 31 GK JPN Rissei Taniguchi 32 MF JPN Tomoya Fukumoto 33 MF JPN Nagi Kawatani (on loan from
2023_Fagiano_Okayama_season
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Kaori_Chinen
Japanese Go player (born 1989)
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Yuta_Iyama
Japanese Go player (born 1973)
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Sakai_Hideyuki
9 dan 0 Kimio Yamada 9 dan 1 Tomoyasu Mimura 9 dan 0 Kimio Yamada 9 dan 1 O Rissei 9 dan 0 Naoki Hane 9 dan 0 O Rissei 9 dan 1
45th_Judan
September Cho Chikun 1 Anzai Nobuaki 0 17 June Yamashita Keigo 1 O Rissei 0 29 July Ri Ishu 1 Ri Ishu 0 3 June Yamashita Keigo 1 Yamashita
49th_Judan
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Nobuaki_Anzai
Yoo Changhyuk 5 players from Japan - Cho Chikun, Hane Naoki, O Meien, O Rissei, Ryu Shikun 4 players from China - Chang Hao, Wang Lei, Yu Bin, Zhou Heyang
8th_LG_Cup
Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final O Rissei 9 dan 0 Atsushi Tsuruyama 6 dan 1 Atsushi Tsuruyama 6 dan 0 Naoki
32nd_Meijin
Japanese Go competition
Kobayashi 1976, 1977 Akira Ishida 1978, 1979 Goro Miyazawa 1980, 1985 O Rissei 1981 Satoshi Kataoka 1982 Norimoto Yoda 1983, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990 Toshiya
Shinjin-O
Japanese Go competition
Agon Kiriyama Cup Year Winner Runner-up 1994 O Rissei Cho Chikun 1995 Kato Masao Kobayashi Satoru 1996 Yoda Norimoto 1997 Yoda Norimoto Kato Masao 1998
Agon_Kiriyama_Cup
(Meijin, Honinbo, and Judan), Cho Chikun (25th Honinbo, Honorary Meijin), O Rissei (Kisei, Judan, and Oza), Kobayashi Satoru (Kisei, Gosei 1995), Otake Hideo
1st_Igo_Masters_Cup
Go competition in Japan
1996 Otake Hideo 1981, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988 Cho Chikun 1982, 1985 O Rissei 1989, 1993, 1999, 2000 Kataoka Satoshi 1990 Takemiya Masaki 1991 Kobayashi
Kakusei_(Go)
Japanese Go player (born 1972)
his first major title, but then lost the title the following year to O Rissei. In 1999, Yamada reached the semi-finals of the challenger tournament for
Yamada_Kimio
Japanese professional Go player (born 1989)
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Shuhei_Uchida
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Chiaki_Mukai_(Go_player)
Yun Hyunsuk 6 players from Japan - Cho U, Hane Naoki, Kobayashi Koichi, O Rissei, So Yokoku, Yamashita Keigo 1 player from Taiwan - Zhou Junxun 1 player
10th_LG_Cup
1978, 1980 Kamimura Haruo 1979 Ishida Akira 1981 Kobayashi Satoru 1982 O Rissei 1983 Imamura Toshiya 1984 Sonoda Yasutaka 1985 Yoda Norimoto 1986, 1987
Shin-Ei
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Atsushi_Ida
Finnish Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Antti_Törmänen_(Go_player)
Transfer list
December 2023 MF Yosuke Kawai Kataller Toyama Full 27 December 2023 GK Rissei Taniguchi Giravanz Kitakyushu Loan 28 December 2023 FW Tiago Alves Chapecoense
List of J2 League football transfers winter 2023–24
List_of_J2_League_football_transfers_winter_2023–24
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Kikuyo_Aoki
Won Loss Won Won Loss 3 Cho U - C Loss Won X Won Won Loss Won Won Won 6 O Rissei Won Won Loss X Loss Won Loss Loss Loss 3 Cho Chikun Loss Loss Loss Won X
29th_Meijin
Japanese Go player
Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu
Takehisa_Matsumoto
2010–2011 Go tournament
by the winners of the preliminary tournament: Cho Sonjin, Seto Taiki, O Rissei, and Kobayashi Satoru. League play commenced on 7 October after the preliminaries
66th_Honinbo
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Boy/Male
Indian
Name of a God
Boy/Male
Indian, Sanskrit
Proper; Accomplished
Surname or Lastname
German and Jewish (Ashkenazic)
German and Jewish (Ashkenazic) : occupational name for a purser, or for a purse-maker, from an agent derivative of Middle High German seckel, Yiddish zekl ‘purse’, ‘pouch’.English : from Old French seculier ‘secular’, hence a status name for a member of the secular clergy, or a nickname for someone without religious inclination.
Boy/Male
Indian, Tamil
Brave; Gem
Girl/Female
Australian
Accomplished
Girl/Female
English
Little beloved one.
Girl/Female
Hindu
Boy/Male
English
Abbreviation of Nicholas. Mythological Nike was Greek goddess of victory and root origin of...
Boy/Male
French, German
Desired
Boy/Male
Australian, British, English
Dream; Ash-tree Meadow
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