Pupils
He taught Ogawa Dōteki, Sayama Sakugen, Hoshiai Hasseki, Kumagaya Honseki, and Kuwabara Dosetsu. All but one died young, in their early twenties, and the Honinbo house faced a period of rebuilding. Dōetsu became the Inoue house head. The young Hon'inbō Dōchi carried on the tradition.
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