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Schedule of the Nihon Ki-In Summer Go Camp 2018 in Tokyo DATE TIME STATUS MAIN CONTENTS Instructors/Pros PLACE Schedule of The Nihon Ki-in Summer Go Camp 2018 in Tokyo DATE TIME STATUS MAIN CONTENTS INSTRUCTORs/PROs PLACE 10:00-10:45 ALL Registration/Payment (*course materials will be given) 21/Aug 11:00-12:30 ALL Go lecture I by pro Oya Koichi 9p (Tue) Nihon Kiin GOLD Simul Game and Private game review Takemiya Masaki 9p /Oya 7th Floor /SILVER /Play for League tournament 9p /Mitani Tetsuya 7p 14:00-17:00 ALL League tournament 10:00-12:00 ALL Go Lecture II by pro M. Redmond 9p GOLD Simul Game and Private game review by pro M. Redmond 9p Nihon Kiin 22/Aug 2nd Floor 13:30-16:00 Play for League tournament / Play game(s) against Japanese (Wed) ALL amatuer/Play game(s) against computer Go Shibuya Igo 18:00-20:30 Optional Evening Activitiy (*optional): Visit of "Shibuya Igo Salon" Salon 10:00-12:00 ALL Go Lecture III by pro M. Redmond 9p GOLD Simul Game and Private game review on the league Yu Ho 7p 23/Aug Nihon Kiin /SILVER tournament by pro Yanagisawa Satoshi 5p (Thur) 13:30-17:00 1F-A Play for League tournament / Play game(s) against Japanese STANDARD amateur/Play game(s) against computer Go 10:00-12:00 ALL Go lecture IV by pro Terayama Rei 5p Simul Game and Private game review on the league 24/Aug GOLD Suzuki Shinji 7p Nihon Kiin /SILVER tournament by pro Yanagisawa Satoshi 5p (Fri) 13:30-17:00 7th Floor Play for League tournament / Play game(s) against Japanese STANDARD amateur/Play game(s) against computer Go 25/Aug 16:00-20:00 Optional Optional: Tokyo Tour and Dinner TBD (Sat) Free Time *You can play free games at Yurakucho Go Centre in morning 10:00am~ Ishida Yoshio 9p (24th 26/Aug ALL Go lecture V Honinbo) Yuurakucho (Sun) 13:30-17:00 Ishida Yoshio 9p (24th Go Centre GOLD Simul Games by pro (*Gold only) Honinbo) 10:00-12:00 ALL Go lecture VI by pro (The Latest AI Go Trend) Ohashi Hirofumi 6p GOLD Simul Game and Private game review on the league Tsuruyama Atsushi 7p Nihon Kiin 1- 27/Aug /SILVER tournament by pro 13:30-1700 A (Mon） Play for League tournament / Play game(s) against Japanese STANDARD amateur/Play game(s) against computer Go 17:30-19:30 GOLD Reception Party of Meijin title match Iyama Yuta 9p, Cho U 9p Hotel Chinzanso 12:30-13:15 ALL Visit a venue of Meijin title match Iyama Yuta 9p vs Cho U 9p 28/Aug Hotel 13:30-16:30 Goodwill matches (vs Japanese go players) ） Rin Kanketsu 8p (Tue ALL Chinzanso 17:00-17:45 Pro's Commentry on the Meijin title match Hsieh Yi Min 6p 29/Aug 10:00-12:00 ALL Go lecture VII by pro Tajiri Yuto 4p Nihon Kiin (Wed) 13:00-17:00 ALL Goodwill Matches with Japanese Students 2nd floor 10:00-12:00 ALL Go lecture VIII by pro Shiraishi Yuuichi 7p Play for League tournament for final / Play game(s) against 30/Aug ALL Yuurakucho Japanese amateurs at the Yurakucho Go Centre (Thur) 13:30-17:00 Go Centre GOLD Simul Game and Private game review on the league Shiraishi Yuuichi 7p /SILVER tournament by pro Lecture IX by Matsumoto 8p (about "My Go master Cho Chikun 10:00-12:00 ALL Matsumoto Takehisa 8p 9p") Nihon Kiin 31/Aug Motoki Katsuya 8p vs League Champion (*live 13:30-15:30 ALL Motoki Katsuya 8p 7th floor (Fri） commentary with large demo board by Mitani Tetsuya 7p ) 16:00~ ALL Practise games for Takara Shuzo Cup 2nd Floor Yuraku-cho International 8:30-17:30 ALL Play for Takara Shuzo Cup tournament (5 games) Fourum GOLD/SILVE Young Pros' simul games for those who will not play for the Kaneko Maki 1p 1/Sep 13:30-16:30 R Under 20 & Yushima Igo Café Takara Shuzo Touranment Aoki Hirotaka 1p (Sat) STANDARD ALL Closing Ceremony 18:00 Optional Farewell dinnner TBD.
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