Masayuki Toyoshima Ryuo (Eiou = 30) will be challenged by Zenji Hanyu 9th Dan (50), and the second Ryuo 33 battle station will take place on the 22nd and 23rd at “Manmatsuji” in Naka-ku, Nagoya City. Was. The game started at 9 am on the 22nd and at 5:10 pm on the 23rd, Hanyu, who was behind by 96 moves, defeated Toyoshima, scoring 1 win and 1 loss.

The second season, which was received by the advantage of a Toyoshima victory. Hanyu, who is aiming for the unprecedented 100th term of the total title, showed his strength. The game started with a kind of battle that changed corners, and Hanyu closed the 60th move that entered the fierce midfield and ended on the first day. On the second day, which was about the same, Hanyu showed the strength to compete with Toyoshima’s research and took the lead. In the end, there were a series of abrupt meetings and they were expelled.

Hanyu recalled the second season: “I thought it was a difficult development, and the difficult situation continued. In the end, I saw the procedure for joining it and I thought it was a victory.”

Hanyu seized Ryuo in 2017 and broke his total title acquisition record in period 99. However, when he was defeated in the 18-year-old master battle and lost the title to Toyoshima in the Battle of Kisei, he lost to Akihito Hirose. the 8th Dan at the Battle of Ryuo and was left without a crown for the first time in 27 years. For Hanyu, the seventh match against Ryuo this season was the title match for the first time in two years.

The legend of Shogi, who has established numerous monuments such as seven crowns and seven crowns of eternity, won a victory in a great game during the 100th season of the title and returned to Thailand. “I will continue to do my best to target a good shogi,” he said of his aspirations for the next season.

On the other hand, Toyoshima, who lost, simply said, “I was not confident. I will change my mind and do my best.”

In the seventh match against Ryuo, whoever wins 4 wins first wins the title. The third station will be held on November 7-8 at “Niwaji” in Kyoto city.