The Tengen title is decided in a best of five match. The challenger is decided in a large knockout tournament starting with about 40 players. The 20th edition will give you some idea of the tournament structure. Up to the 5th edition the title was decided by a match between the finalists of the knockout main tournament. Kato Masao was thus the first player to hold the title. The Japanese Title Overview page shows what's available.
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In the overview players link to their biographies while results link to a detailed description of the edition. | ||
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Hokkaido Shimbun | ||
Transcriptions | ||
To find the name of a player in other languages such as Chinese or Korean please refer either to the dictionary pages, Internet Go Dictionary or their biography pages. | ||
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