Sample Game
Here are the first six rounds of a game played at a meeting of the International Shogi Research Group on 28 May 1932. John Fairbairn describes some of the moves as "strange" considering the professional level of the players.
The players were,
- First: Kimi Kinjiro (8-dan)
- Middle: Miyamatsu Kanzaburo (7-dan)
- Last: Yamamoto Kusuro (7-dan)
The game began without an alliance.
| 1. | P3c-4d | P10k-10j | P11g-10g | |
| 2. | S-2d | S-9l | S-10e | (all three players shield their kings with silvers) |
| 3. | S-2e | P7k-6j | P8d-7d | |
| 4. | P-4e | R-7g+ | Bx12l | (Middle rook promotes in Pleasure Garden; Last bishop captures Middle bishop) |
| 5. | G-3d | Sx12l | P-9g | (Middle captures the attacking bishop) |
| 6. | P4d-5e | +R-7l | R-10g | (Last rook lines up with Middle king) |
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